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Condition: Good Hardcover - USED Good Condition. Like all of the installments in the trilogy, this collection of vignettes reminds us to look closely at what is small and often overlooked, and to open ourselves to wonder. Sato the Rabbit A Sea of Tea Sato the Rabbit 3 by Ainoya, Yuki Hardcover Be the first to write a review. In this third installment of the whimsical series originally published in Japan, the titular Sato continues his adventures, exploring both expansive landscapes-snowy fields, forests, oceans made of tea-and tiny microcosms of worlds, found in unlikely places-like within a freshly-baked pie! In Sato's reality, which is in many ways similar to our own, seemingly commonplace occurrences are portals to new and fantastical experiences, and every object possesses an intrinsic magic and aliveness. Selected for the Society of Illustrators 2022 Original Art Show Yet, no matter where he ventures, his participation in the natural world, and the magic that he finds within the ordinary, infuse each new day with possibility. In other words, Sato is every child at play.įrom the January/February 2022 issue of The Horn Book Magazine.Description The winsome Sato continues his magical adventures, traversing snowy landscapes and crossing a sea made of tea. Sato, in text and (gorgeous) pictures, is industrious, curious, experimental, and focused, using the found materials around him to fashion inventions (a curtain made of rain, a rolled-up red carpet made of fallen leaves) that enhance his surroundings and provide an arena for his imagination. Like many narratives that celebrate joy and harmony, it ends with a wedding. There are other creatures in Sato’s world, mostly small children in costumes with animal ears, like his, and he even has a party where he plays the tuba to accompany the rain’s “music.” But for the most part, these small stories are solitary adventures in a benign, quirky setting full of soft pillows, delicious snacks (what would a bit of moon taste like?), and surprising transformations. Then he finds a daisy-looking flower, and when he rotates it like a steering wheel, green leaves shower down upon him. He turns it, and with every rotation more and more trees pop into leaf. In “The Green Screw,” Sato comes across a tiny, green, screwlike sprout. 1/21), returns for seven cozy, dreamy, nature-based adventures.

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Sato the Rabbit by Yuki Ainoya