While playing on Black Coal Mountain

When I played on the slag heap

Recipient of the Japan Picture Book Award and Kodansha Publication Culture Award: Warm Moments Guarded by Two Hearts in Adversity. Recommended by Tadashi Matsui, the Father of Japanese Picture Books. A picture book that helps children bravely face life and create their future. ◆Recommended by Tadashi Matsui, the Father of Japanese Picture Books, a documentary picture book that moved the Japanese people. ◆Recipient of the Japan Children's Book Award and Kodansha Publication Culture Award, a classic picture book from Fukuinkan Shoten. ◆"Playing on Black Coal Mountain" is a picture book worth cherishing for a lifetime. When disaster strikes, what is most precious? What should be our基準 for planning our current lives? Based on a real mining accident in Japan in 1965, it tells children the preciousness of life with simple strokes and a gentle heart. ◆Helps children understand friendship, overcome inferiority and timidity, understand that life is above all else, tells children what is important in life, a picture book that helps children bravely face life and create their future. ◆A story that children can understand, but adults will be moved by. "Playing on Black Coal Mountain" tells the story of Eriko's childhood in a mining area. Keiko was Eriko's first good friend in third grade. She was the daughter of a miner, optimistic and cheerful. Following Keiko, Eriko climbed Black Coal Mountain for the first time, overlooking the distant scenery from the summit, and for the first time bravely jumped on the concrete piers of the Black Mud River, experiencing the feeling of flying. Keiko and Eriko were such good friends, inseparable, until one day, rumble, rumble. Many helicopters flew in the sky, all flying towards the mine shaft. Soon, Keiko was called away by the teacher, and from that day on, they never saw each other again. Later, Eriko received a letter from Keiko...

2016-03-01

中信出版社

Small movable type

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