Rights Sold: Korean, Indonesian, Thai, Japanese, Spanish (Mexico, Latin America, USA), Czech, Russian, Italian, simplified Chinese (Malaysia &Singapore), simplified Chinese (China), English offer received! Selected for the 2025 White Raven Award!   English Translation Available simplified Chinese (China) rights, Korean rights sold at auction!   A drunk driving accident took away the old man who was caring for stray cats on the street, leaving the deeply saddened old lady living alone. The old lady is gradually losing her memory, and the cats that were cared for by the old man becomes the guardians for the old woman.    A story of losing love and gaining love, combining Xue Huiying's delicate and rustic illustration style. With various poses and ubiquitous cats in the book, it showcases the gentle power of guardianship in life, bringing unprecedented emotions to people. The Cat’s House is a picture book about drunk driving, dementia, stray cats, and elderly people living alone, yet it is full of warm companionship and love in both language and imagery. Readers who love cats should not miss it!

English Translation Available   One moon speaks for all the "bad" children. One night, the Moon’s stomach suddenly roared loudly. It startled even herself. That was the first night.   As the moon grew hungrier and hungrier, she became thinner and thinner. By the 888th night, a great mouth had sprouted—lined with sharp, pointed teeth. She devoured all that emitted light and became THE BAD MOON.   Still, she remains ravenous and  insatiable. Who would dare light a flame under her tyranny? Perhaps a little fox on his birthday, lighting a single wishing candle, could change how things are...   This poetic fable gives voice to every so called “bad child”. Beneath the label of "bad", lies emotions anyone could experience: loneliness, longing, restlessness, even rage. But, through a little compassion, we learn to see and understand the pain behind "bad” behavior. Bad Moon whispers a truth: no matter who you are or what you've become, somewhere in an unknown corner, warm eyes are watching over you with care.   Size: 15 x 21 cm