Can you remember the title of the last book you read?

Being overwhelmed by the days passing by

The tower of the so-called "reading book" that I bought but haven't read yet

I think there are many people who have done it.

Tsundoku is also called the manifestation of intellectual desire.

Not bad at all,

"I still want to read a book! But I don't have time!"

For those who say

I would like to introduce some picture books that I want to read now as an adult.

１．The Snowman (Written by Raymond Briggs)

蚊帳文庫さん(@kayabunko)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 1月月23日午前1時03分PST

This picture book with few letters.

The adventures of the main character boy and Snowman are drawn with a gentle touch.

When I was a kid

This work made me cry in the last scene,

Now that I'm an adult, when I read it with the feeling of a snowman

I feel that I can get a glimpse of feelings beyond sadness and sadness.

２．Unforgettable gifts (written by Susan Varley)

SAYURIさん(@lei.ohana)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 2月月28日午前3時13分PST

When you lose someone close to you

She lives in a world without people

For the first time, I think that you will learn the true meaning of "irreplaceable things."

In this picture book, a knowledgeable badger that everyone loves dies

With friends who are sad and at a loss

Badgers left them for them

An irreplaceable "goods" is drawn.

３．Cat in boots (Written by Charles Perrault)

Victoria / My Puss in Bootsさん(@gatoconbotas_de_vi)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 1月月11日午前6時12分PST

The youngest of three siblings who were given a cat as a legacy from her father.

I got a cat that is worthless compared to my eldest son and second son

The youngest child was disappointed,

"Please give me a big bag and boots!"

Believe in the cat's words that good things will happen

It's strange to actually prepare it! Thanks to the clever cat

It's a story about a big turnaround in life.

When I was a kid, I only thought about "cats are amazing!"

Now I'm worried about the feelings of my father who entrusted this "wise cat" to his youngest child ...

４．Please give me flowers, not land mines (Written by Fusako Yanase, Pictured by Shomei Yoh)

?Cherries?さん(@cherries1212)がシェアした投稿 - 2017年11月月28日午前2時53分PST

Rabbit Sunny drawn with a gentle touch

Cruel and miserable, and still remains around the world

It will tell you about land mines as they are.

Facts of the world that tend to be thought of as distant when invisible.

It is a picture book that teaches you honestly with straight words and pictures without hiding it.

５．Prince of the Stars (Written by Saint Exupery)

SPOSTAさん(@sposta_official)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 4月月30日午前12時46分PDT

"I can't see what's important"

This word is too famous,

There are many other sayings about the Prince of the Stars.

And those words

We who have become "adults" before we know it

Feelings and actions that have been left somewhere

It's just something that reminds me.

By all means, this is a work that I would like you to read little by little before going to sleep every night.

６．The Cat That Lived One Million Times (Written by Yoko Sano)

よきかなさん(@interface13)がシェアした投稿 - 2018年 4月月5日午前5時18分PDT

This is also a famous picture book.

As the title says, I lived a million times

A cat that lived a million times and died a million times soon

Learn to love others and love yourself.

The meaning of loving and being loved by someone in a lifetime

It is a gentle and painful work.

That's all for the introduction of picture books!

Even if it's difficult to read a thick book in busy days

You may be able to read a picture book easily.

Please look for your favorite book ♪