Stories in Harmony Set

※ Set Features Stories in Harmony Set What? A jet-black crow with colorful feathers? A country mouse dazzled by the big city. Is the Happy Prince truly happy? How can you brush away cavity bugs? Open these picture books and join the characters on their quest for answers! ※ Content Introduction "The Wonderful World of Lele and Beibei: The Crane Wife" After a kind old man rescues a crane, a mysterious girl named "White Feather" appears at his door. White Feather is an exceptional weaver, and her creations greatly improve the old man's life. However, Beibei's curiosity gets the better of him, and he peeks at White Feather weaving, uncovering a huge secret! What could it be? "The Wonderful World of Lele and Beibei: The City Mouse and the Country Mouse" Chong, the city mouse, visits the countryside and invites Meng, the country mouse, along with Lele and Beibei, to the city. They explore all over the city, experiencing a fun and thrilling urban adventure. They discover that the city is wonderful, but also quite dangerous... Will Meng fall in love with city life and never want to return to the country? "The Wonderful World of Lele and Beibei: The Crow's Colorful Feathers" Lele and Beibei arrive in a magical forest where a beauty pageant is about to take place! They meet a handsome crow who is trying very hard to dress up, aiming to win the crown with his colorful feathers! Wait, aren't crows supposed to be black? How does he have colorful feathers? Will he be okay competing like this? "The Wonderful World of Lele and Beibei: The Cicada and the Ants" Lele and Beibei encounter diligent ants and a carefree cicada. At first, they help the ants carry food to prepare for winter. But the work is too tiring, and they can't resist joining the cicada in play... Winter arrives, and they are cold and hungry, so they return to the ant colony for help. Will the ants assist them? "Little Health Heroes: Virus Taskforce" Dian Dian, Rabbit Bao, and Little Fox are good friends who often go out to play together. One day, the trio heads out again. "Strange, it's Saturday today, why is no one outside?" Rabbit Bao asks curiously. Dian Dian replies, "I heard there's a very scary virus going around lately, making many people sick." Rabbit Bao and Little Fox exclaim in unison, "That's too terrifying, let's hurry home!" "Little Health Heroes: War in the Mouth" On a leisurely afternoon, Dian Dian and her friends are enjoying tea. Marshmallow, who usually loves sweets, hasn't eaten a single bite and rests her chin on her hand, looking miserable. Why is Marshmallow like this? Little ones will understand when they read! "Little Health Heroes: Battling the Flu World" From charming characters and fantastical plots to easy-to-understand medical and health knowledge, "Battling the Flu World" is a great helper for parents to learn preventive medicine with their children. The characters in the book fall ill with the flu but, in their dreams, they fight the virus with their friends. Let's guide our children to open this book and learn how to protect their health! "Little Health Heroes: The Great Allergy Demon" Wonderful spring arrives, and Little Fox prepares a sushi lunchbox and invites her good friends from the taskforce for a picnic in the park, only to encounter the mischievous Great Allergy Demon! Facing this formidable foe, how will the taskforce respond? Through this story, children can learn about allergies and become Little Health Heroes who can face allergies calmly! "Bedtime Stories: The Pied Piper of Hamelin" The residents of Hamelin are always littering, leading to a messy environment and swarms of rats, yet they only blame each other. Fortunately, a mysterious piper arrives and leads all the rats away! But no one shows gratitude or changes their bad habits, so the piper, angered, takes away all the town's children... Wait, it seems two children were not taken. Can they help the residents rescue the other children? "Bedtime Stories: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" "Open sesame!" Ali Baba enters the thieves' cave and discovers a hoard of treasures. These thieves often bully the town's residents and steal their belongings, which is truly wicked! Ali Baba volunteers to assist the magistrate in bringing these thieves to justice. But with so many thieves, how can he manage? Why does he take gold coins from the cave? Will this really be enough to deal with the thieves? "Bedtime Stories: The Happy Prince" A lost swallow arrives in an unfamiliar town and, by chance, becomes the Happy Prince's assistant. With the swallow's help, the Happy Prince gives away all his possessions to those in need, even a sapphire eye. The weather grows colder, and the swallow must fly south for the winter. However, she is unwilling to leave the Happy Prince with one eye missing. How can the Happy Prince regain his sight? "Bedtime Stories: The North Wind and the Sun" Uncle North Wind and Aunt Sun have a competition, with Brother Cloud as the judge, to see who can make a little girl take off her coat. The North Wind blows and blows with all his might, while the Sun simply shines with light and warmth. Why did she win in the end? But as soon as the competition ends, they face a super crisis! How will they resolve it? Should they continue competing? ※ Author Introduction Muchen Culture Editorial Team A group of professional editors who love to savor words and discover endless joy in books. Their life's goal is to dedicate their full effort to creating excellent books, allowing future generations to immerse themselves in a brilliant world of literature. Lu Zhenying Someone who loves to draw and write. Hailing from Kaohsiung, she was once a storytelling elder at a bookstore, an interviewer for an educational non-profit organization, and an event planner. Currently, she works as a freelance illustrator and writer, hoping to create evocative stories for children. Nominated for the 2011 Hsin-Yi Children's Literature Award, and a finalist for the 2015 Association of Illustrators’ New Talent in Children's Books. Lin Yanyu After working in a hospital for several years, her passion for literature remained unextinguished, leading her to return to her studies. She is currently a graduate student in Chinese Literature at Donghua University. While busy with her research, she recalls the innocence and loveliness of the children she saw at the hospital and wishes to tell them more beautiful stories, offering them a world where they can dream freely. Huang Shiru Holds a Bachelor's degree in Chinese Literature and a Master's degree in Religious Studies from National Chengchi University. She has also completed educational program training. She served as the administrative coordinator for a performing arts group and is currently an arts administrator and writer, primarily engaged in planning and promoting performing arts. She loves words and believes that reading can inspire knowledge and imagination; she loves art and anticipates beauty and authenticity in life.