Editor's recommendation

Audience: 3-6 years old

★ The third Key Colours picture book Competition silver award works, published simultaneously in Europe, tells a wonderful food battle

★ Ordinary food in the author's pen deduces a scene of paper drama, "eating" this matter becomes no longer boring!

★ Imagination gives everyone the magic to create happiness

With an optimistic attitude to dig and observe, life can have unlimited possibilities

Content introduction

Under the impact of the global epidemic, everyone has experienced a long period of isolation. We've been miserable and bored, but we've also found new ways to entertain ourselves -- like cooking.

The story revolves around two kids in loungewear who are having a serious discussion about the evening menu. In a child's imaginary world, everything can be fun -- strands of instant noodles can be used to knit sweaters; French fries can be used as toothbrushes, ketchup as toothpaste; Bread and ham can be used as weapons in a fight... With an optimistic attitude to dig and observe, life can have unlimited possibilities!

About the author

Zhou Chen: Freelance illustrator, graduated from Cambridge College of Art, majoring in children's picture books. She is good at observing and recording the funny moments in life. While studying in the UK, she spent most of her time in the epidemic, so she cultivated herself into a good cook, and recorded the story of food with a brush, fun, healing, and more imaginative. Her illustrations have been shortlisted for the 2021 Macmillan Highly Recommended List, selected for the 2021 BIBF Pineapple Circle International Illustration Exhibition, and the original picture book "What to Eat Tonight?" Won the silver Prize of the third Key Colours picture book Competition .