This picture book for young children integrates number and daily life learning.

What happens in the park? Follow the main character, Little Sun, to count numbers while greeting the people, animals, and plants encountered in the park. When it gets dark, the Sun goes home and the Moon comes out—what else will happen in the park then?

This book cleverly connects numbers with things in daily life. With its lively, rhythmic nursery rhyme language, it guides children to observe with their eyes, listen with their ears, and reach out to feel the world around them. While strengthening children’s mastery of numbers, it also encourages them to pay attention to small daily things and learn to love life.

Author & Illustrator: LIU Feng

Emerging picture book author and freelance illustrator. Her illustrations were selected for the 6th "East + West" International Design Week – International Illustration Art Exhibition in 2016. Her published works include The Best Gift, Don't Be Afraid, and 1, 2, 3, Let's Go for a Walk.

Translator: LU Qiaoling

A literary translator whose major translated works include The Beasts of Clawstone Castle and Selected Humorous Stories by O. Henry.

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The story seems simple and clear, yet the illustrations hide rich clues—utterly adorable! It makes people unconsciously read it over and over again. How wonderful it would be if all children’s books could be so full of childlike charm!

— Mike Xiao Kui (Illustrator of Run Run Town, Winner of the Hsin-Yi Picture Book Award)

★ Numbers 1, 2, 3 are the origin of all things, and also the starting point for children to encounter the colorful world.

★ A number recognition picture book for fun with "Little Sun"!

★ Parent-child reading extends to parent-child games: Walk into the park together and discover the little joys in life with your child.

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