Introducing the famous cardboard graphic novel author

1. Cardboard graphic novels with bright colors:

cardboard graphic novels: Board Book, which is best for babies who are just starting to read within 1 year old. Cardboard graphic novels are generally composed of two pieces of cardboard pasted together to form a book page. Because the cardboard graphic novels book page is very thick, it is not easy to tear or break, so it is suitable for children with imperfect hand muscle coordination. Moreover, cardboard graphic novels all have bright colors, vivid pictures and simple lines, can they arouse the baby's interest in turning cardboard graphic novels by themselves?

2. A cardboard graphic novel regarded as a "treasure" by many Chinese mothers:

Don't underestimate these cardboard graphic novels for 0-2 year olds, they are all masterpieces of baby cardboard graphic novels created by master artists! Lin Mingzi, Nakagawa Li Zhizi, and Wakayama Shizuko are all well-known names in the world of cardboard graphic novels. These cardboard graphic novels are rich in theme, interesting, and colorful in art style. Cardboard graphic novels sell well in Japan and are even regarded as "treasures" by many Chinese mothers.

3. Master cardboard graphic novel of the same style:

These different styles of master-level famous cardboard graphic novels are close to the daily life of babies and are full of fun; the cardboard graphic novels are made with rounded corners, which are healthy and safe. At the same time, we invite preschool education experts and reading promoters to write book reviews and guide readings, provide some perspectives on understanding and interpretation of cardboard graphic novels, open up a broader perspective for parents and children to read cardboard graphic novels together, and inspire parents according to their own The characteristics of the baby to explore the multiple connotations and endless fun derived from the cardboard graphic novel.

4. About the author of the cardboard graphic novel

Akiko Lin is one of the master painters in the field of cardboard graphic novel in Japan. She was born in Tokyo in 1945 and graduated from the Fine Arts Department of the Faculty of Education, Yokohama National University. After creating the cardboard graphic novel "Paper Airplane", she entered the world of cardboard graphic novel. The most unique feature of her cardboard graphic novel works is that she completely follows the height of the eyes of young children when they see the world and the emotional feelings of the young mind to describe the details and tastes of the living environment. She has won the 2nd Japan Picture Book Award, Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award Art Award.

Lin Mingzi's works published in the "Young and Young Growth Cardboard Graphic Novels" series by the Children's Publishing House include: "Moon, Good Evening", "Drink Soup, Wipe It", "Little Hands, Come Out", "Little Shoes" Shoes, go for a walk".

5. Wakayama Shizuko cardboard graphic novel author introduction:

Shizuko Wakayama, a famous Japanese illustrator, cardboard graphic novelist. Born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1940, he graduated from Musashino Art University and is a member of the Japan Children's Publishing Artists Union. His works have won the Japanese cardboard graphic novel award, and his friendly style is deeply loved by children. She not only creates cardboard graphic novels by herself, but also devotes itself to the promotion of cardboard graphic novels. She opens a small library in her home to introduce cultural exchange activities of Asian picture books, and also organizes activities such as story meetings and paper drama performances. She also pays close attention to young Asian authors. exchange. At the same time, she also organized writers to create a cardboard graphic novel that exposes the evil of war, so that children can learn to care for, learn to respect, and avoid violence and war from an early age. The representative cardboard graphic novel works include the "I am the King" series (by Teramura Terumura), "Dip", "Sunflower" and so on.

6. Introduction to the author of the cardboard graphic novel by Masayuki Yabuuchi

Yabuuchi Masayuki, born in Osaka, Japan in 1940, has been fond of animals since he was a child. He has raised dogs, cats, snakes, and a kite in high school. Ueno Zoo is one of his favorite zoos. For him, being able to sketch and sketch to his heart's content is like being in paradise. He believes that the most important thing in drawing scientific cardboard graphic novels is to present the real image of objects, especially when drawing animals, one must have a feeling for animals, and he never forgets to submit his cardboard graphic novels to zoologists for review. Yabuuchi believes that adults and children have the same understanding of animals, so when he created the cardboard graphic novel, he did not think that this book was written for adults or children. His works also include Guess Whose Hands and Feet? "The Function of the Tail", etc.