MOE Picture Bookstore Award 2025 – 10 Book Set (Ranks 1–10)
condition: New
●Language: Japanese (Original Japanese Version) — Ships from Japan
【MOE Picture Bookstore Award 2025 TOP 10】
A 10-volume Book Set featuring the titles ranked No. 1 through No. 10 in the “Picture Books We Most Want to Recommend Right Now,” as selected by booksellers nationwide.
Benefits
Free wrapping in original design wrapping paper!
Overview
“OSECHI Food for the New Year"(Text & Illustrations: Yumi Uchida / Cooking: Kuniko Mitsuru / Supervision: Yasuko Miura / Fukuinkan Shoten)
“Glossy black beans, sweet beans—may you live diligently,” “Golden sweet potatoes, golden kumquats—may wealth abound,” and more.
This picture book introduces each osechi dish one by one through beautiful illustrations, conveying the wishes behind them with rhythmic language. While osechi cuisine has grown more diverse over time, people’s hopes have remained the same. A book that lets readers rediscover the charm of Japan’s traditional New Year foods.
“Large Pinch Picture Book 3”
Written by Noritake Suzuki / Shogakukan
Big trouble comes when you least expect it.
In Large Pinch Picture Book 3, a wide variety of everyday “large pinches” are ranked by their level of seriousness, along with the newly introduced “Oops Meter.” Starting from smaller mishaps, the book shows how careless moments can lead to big trouble—and helps readers think about how to avoid it next time. With new sections on investigating big pinches and ways to overcome them, this evolved third volume is reassuring to have together with the first two.
“Thief Jamboree”
Written by Yui Abe / Holp Shuppan
In this town lives an eccentric thief named Jamboree. Each night, while everyone sleeps, he secretly steals something—his most precious treasure. One day, a new mayor arrives and takes away what the townspeople hold dear. The “something” Jamboree has gathered night after night eventually brings a small miracle to the town…
“I Can’t Wait!”
Written by Shinsuke Yoshitake / Bronze Shinsha
I’ll always be me—no matter what!
From babies to grandmothers, this is a picture book for people who just can’t wait. A humorous cheer for an impatient life, brought to you by Shinsuke Yoshitake. A concept picture book? A comedy picture book? A brand-new Yoshitake world that sends encouragement your way.
“Dripping”
Written by Noritake Suzuki / Poplar Publishing
Oh no! It’s dripping—dripping everywhere!
A humor-filled picture book that hits the funny bone of both children and adults alike. A brand-new series by Noritake Suzuki, creator of Large Pinch Picture Book, begins here!
“Ghost Sushi”
Written by Sumiko Karita / Illustrations by Keiko Shibata / Kinnohoshi Publishing
“I wish someone would come in… even a ghost,” mutters a bored sushi chef—and then a real ghost appears!
When the chef makes sushi for the ghost, it is absolutely delighted. In return, the ghost brings back some ghostly fish… but can you really eat them?
“Momo (Picture Book Edition)”
Text by Michael Ende / Illustrations by Simona Ceccarelli / Translated by Miho Matsunaga / Kobunsha
On the outskirts of a large city, in a crumbling open-air theater, lived a girl named Momo.
No one knew where Momo came from, but everyone knew what she was good at—listening. She listened carefully to people, children, animals, and even to the wind passing through the trees. When her friend Gigi was with Momo, wonderful stories came to him one after another. And when Beppo the street sweeper talked with Momo, his thoughts about life slowly came together.
“My House”
Written & Illustrated by Noritake Suzuki / PHP Institute
A house made of sand, a castella cake house, a building-block house, a spiral house…
Wouldn’t it be fun if houses like these really existed?
“The Watermelon Seed”
Written by Tatsuki Oshimoto / Bronze Shinsha
Crack! A watermelon splits open—and out pops a single seed.
“Where’s the watermelon seed?”
It turns into an ant, a tadpole, or even hides inside a deck of cards!?
It’s hiding here… and there… can you find it?
“Bread Thief and the Sweets Prince”
Written by Keiko Shibata / KADOKAWA
The Sweets Prince of the Kingdom of Sweets eats nothing but sweets.
Worried about him, the queen invites the Bread Thief to the castle to help.
Unhappy about this, the prince tries everything he can to block the Bread Thief’s way—but…?
Recommended Age
Ages 3 and up
Product specifications
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