This heartwarming tale once again immerses children of all ages in Kuma-Kuma Chan's peaceful, simple world.
"How are you? Come visit me soon."
When a young boy receives an invitation from Kuma-Kuma Chan, who lives far away, he travels by train for an hour, a bus for thirty minutes, and finally on foot for fifteen minutes to reach Kuma-Kuma Chan's home.
Kuma-Kuma Chan welcomes him and serves bear tea. Even though the two don't have a lot to talk about at first, just by spending time together and sharing the day's activities, they bond and enjoy each other's company. Their conversation picks up by dinnertime, when a salmon dish--Kuma-Kuma Chan's favorite--is served.
Soft, earth-tone scenes placed against generous cream-colored expanses depict their pleasant day together. Takahashi's adorable illustrations complement the simple but contemplative narrative.
This little book focuses on the essence of true friendship. The details of the day that Takahashi chooses to highlight are things that adults might overlook, but for children they are new and fascinating.
Kuma-Kuma Chan's Home appeals to a wide age-range of children--and adults, too!
Don't miss the other books in this adorable series: Kuma-Kuma Chan, the Little Bear and Kuma-Kuma Chan's Travels!
