Rio Kawabata

 In this book, there are many dogs. The type of dog is a Dalmatian, which is not a name we hear very often in Japan, but as I have a dog myself, I found the illustrations very cute. I have never seen this work in animation or movies, so I would like to check it out if I have the chance.

 This book is about Pinocchio, a character we often hear about in Japan. Many of you may have heard of the name, but never seen the contents. I myself knew a little bit about the contents, so I was able to read it with more enjoyment and nodding than usual.

 This book seems to have Disney characters as its main characters. I am not familiar with Disney, and I had never seen the characters before, so I couldn't expect the content. I felt that it was a book for children, but it was a fun book for me, because I don't like to read long and difficult books.

 In this book, there is a very interesting scene that Ben wakes up in the middle of the night and was afraid of a ghost. Of course, the ghost wasn't really there, but Tessa was afraid of ghosts as well. The thing they were afraid of was a white clothing that was hanging out to dry, and when I actually look at the illustrations, it looks a little bit like a ghost.

 The book begins with a scene that Donut gathers his friends around him and plans a party. Among them, Colin Pringle, the cook, climbs up a tree and sings a song and can't get down. Eventually, Sam's father rescues him, and everyone enjoyed the party.

  The book begins with Sam moving in with his parents. When they finish moving, Sam is not happy and doesn't enjoy it much. However, as she gets used to the new place, she begins to find enjoyment in meeting different people and different places.