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冬日裡，孩子和爸爸一邊灑水做冰場，一邊慢慢說出心裡的話：「我看起來像個男孩，但有時我感覺像女孩。」這句話改變了一切，也拉近了彼此的距離。《Gray》描寫的不只是性別認同的探索，更是孩子在愛中找到真實自我的過程。畫面溫柔，情感細膩，是一本關於聆聽、理解與愛的繪本。A child shares feelings about their identity with their dad in this powerful story about change, acceptance and, above all, love.One winter, while creating their annual ice rink together, a child starts a conversation with their dad about something important. ”Do you ever feel mixed up about who you are?“ the child asks. But the father misunderstands the question. So, the child tries again later. ”Do you ever feel different than the way you look?“ Again, the father doesn’t get it. But this time he asks to hear more. And the child explains. ”I look like a boy, but sometimes I feel more like a girl.“ At last, it’s been said. The child shares that their name feels like an itchy sweater and they want to change it to ”Gray.“ It’s a big change, but one they can grow into together. And when Gray’s dad finally uses their chosen name, it feels warm and right, just l

這本幽默又富哲理的繪本，關於一頭悠閒的乳牛如何面對「成功」的誘惑。牛最喜歡躺在蘋果樹下，聽風吹過樹葉，看白雲飄過天空。豬卻滿腦子商業點子，告訴牛可以賣蘋果、做蘋果派、開工廠，甚至打造全球食品帝國，成為世界上最富有的牛！牛耐心地聽著豬的宏大計畫，但當豬問：「然後呢？」牛微笑著，告訴他自己早已擁有最美好的生活。本書由國際知名、屢獲殊榮的兒童書作家巴胡（Barroux）創作，以幽默輕鬆的方式，改編經典的「漁夫與商人」寓言，帶領孩子思考：真正的快樂來自哪裡？ 透過簡潔生動的水彩插畫與趣味故事，這本書不僅適合親子共讀，更能啟發孩子對金錢、成功與滿足感的深層思考。A tranquil cow is presented with an amazing entrepreneurial opportunity in this delightful fable from Barroux.Cow enjoys lying in the shade of her apple tree, listening to the wind blow through the leaves and watching the clouds float across the sky. Looking at all the apples on the tree, Pig begins to spin an elaborate and ever-expanding tale about how Cow could sell the apples, make pies and applesauce and sell those too, plant more trees, and on and on … Soon, Cow could have a multinational food company and become the richest cow in the world! Cow listens patiently to Pig’s grand ideas. But what comes next after fame and fortune? Cow shows Pig that she’s got a much better plan.This charming picture book from

The second book in a graphic novel series about Steve, a pretty incredible horse (just ask him!).Steve makes an intriguing discovery as he is munching leftover party cake in the picnic area. The thingamabob, as he has named it, is oval shaped and smooth. Hmm. It must be an egg! True, no one has ever seen a red egg before … but that must be because they’ve never seen a super rarethingamabob egg before! Now that Steve has identified it, he’d better take care of it until they find its parents. Steve knows a lot about caring for eggs. What could possibly go wrong?Kids love how Steve is always so sure he knows best … until he doesn’t. He’s an irresistible, if misguided, hero whose silly antics keep readers laughing out loud!