A Child of the Library
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Application Description
A miraculous winter evening at the library
A boy locked in a library on a snowstormy evening experiences the wondrous world of books.
A Child of the Library
Written by Joh Sasaki
Illustrated by Midori Kambara
Music by Toshihiro Takemoto
Produced by Joh’s Picture Book Project
[Summary]
On a winter day with the sky threatening snow, a boy waits for his mother in the library. She has plans and has gone out. Even after darkness falls, she doesn’t come to pick him up. A snowstorm rages outside.
The librarians decide to close the library earlier than usual. They lock up without noticing that the boy is still inside.
The locked-in boy meets a strangely dressed grandpa.
The grandpa opens a book, and they enter a world of wonder.
[Made in Hokkaido: The third e-book project lead by the 142nd Naoki-Award-winning novelist Joh Sasaki]
Lead by Joh Sasaki, a Hokkaido-born novelist who has won some of the most prestigious award for novelists in Japan, those involved in the project came together on the “Joh’s Picture Book Project” to publish illustrated e-books. They are all from Hokkaido.
The current book, A Child of the Library, is the 3rd publication of the project, following The Circus Fire and Haruga-kuru. The highly praised The Circus Fire was the top download at the App Store (Japan) for several weeks. It has been released in Japanese, English, Korean, traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese.
The picture e-book A Child of the Library comes from the collaboration of Joh Sasaki (text), Midori Kambara (illustrations) and Toshiro Takemoto (music). Midori Kambara is a Sapporo-based visual designer and book designer. Toshiro Takemoto is an internationally renowned cellist who actively performs and instructs with Sapporo as his base.
All the other project staff members are from Hokkaido. It’s truly a “made in Hokkaido” publication.
A boy locked in a library on a snowstormy evening experiences the wondrous world of books.
A Child of the Library
Written by Joh Sasaki
Illustrated by Midori Kambara
Music by Toshihiro Takemoto
Produced by Joh’s Picture Book Project
[Summary]
On a winter day with the sky threatening snow, a boy waits for his mother in the library. She has plans and has gone out. Even after darkness falls, she doesn’t come to pick him up. A snowstorm rages outside.
The librarians decide to close the library earlier than usual. They lock up without noticing that the boy is still inside.
The locked-in boy meets a strangely dressed grandpa.
The grandpa opens a book, and they enter a world of wonder.
[Made in Hokkaido: The third e-book project lead by the 142nd Naoki-Award-winning novelist Joh Sasaki]
Lead by Joh Sasaki, a Hokkaido-born novelist who has won some of the most prestigious award for novelists in Japan, those involved in the project came together on the “Joh’s Picture Book Project” to publish illustrated e-books. They are all from Hokkaido.
The current book, A Child of the Library, is the 3rd publication of the project, following The Circus Fire and Haruga-kuru. The highly praised The Circus Fire was the top download at the App Store (Japan) for several weeks. It has been released in Japanese, English, Korean, traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese.
The picture e-book A Child of the Library comes from the collaboration of Joh Sasaki (text), Midori Kambara (illustrations) and Toshiro Takemoto (music). Midori Kambara is a Sapporo-based visual designer and book designer. Toshiro Takemoto is an internationally renowned cellist who actively performs and instructs with Sapporo as his base.
All the other project staff members are from Hokkaido. It’s truly a “made in Hokkaido” publication.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 155.98 MB of space to download and install A Child of the Library app. A Child of the Library was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $3.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Hokkaido Arbeit Johosha Co.,Ltd. at http://jpbp.org/project03/en.html.
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