A magical picture book that makes children want to go to school!

The pigeon that kept babbling nonsense because it didn't want to go to school ended up going? Or didn't it? The pigeon that kept grumbling and worrying, on the other hand, says that it has to do hard work.
I encourage myself by saying that I have teachers to help me, friends to study and play with, and a large playground.
You realize that school is a fun place.
And the pigeon decides to go to school.


Children come to identify with the pigeons, who reflect their own minds like mirrors, as their friends.
So children come to trust and believe more in what the pigeon says.
The school, which was once a scary and frightening place, suddenly becomes a place where children who read this book want to go to school, following the pigeon's change of heart.
Mo Willems created just such a magical picture book.
This is possible because author Mo Willems interacts closely with children and observes them more keenly than anyone else.


But if it had ended like this, Mo Willems' Pigeon series would not have been so beloved.
Mo Willems never lets up on the laughter and fun until the very end.
A pigeon who has decided to go to school wonders how to get there.
And then you see the yellow school bus.
How did the pigeon react? Find out in the book.
Friends who have read the previous books in the Pigeon series will laugh out loud at this part and fall in love with pigeons all over again. (Read together "Don't Let a Pigeon Drive the Bus!"!)