The big bad wolf is starving.

So hungry, so hungry!
What should the famished wolf do,

when he finds himself in the predicament of only having radishes to eat?

Picture book master Tatsuya Miyanishi tells children:

Even when things don't go your way,seeing the world from a different perspective can still bring satisfaction and happiness!

On this particular day, the wolf, "Hungry," had a stomach grumbling with hunger. What should he eat?

Suddenly, a lush green vegetable garden appeared before Hungry's eyes—"What's this? Maybe I can eat it!" Hungry grabbed a leaf and pulled hard!

"It's a radish! I'm not really fond of radishes..." Despite saying this, Hungry still took big bites of the radish.

One, two, three... Hungry devoured them noisily, crunching away. As he munched on the fourth radish, he thought, "If only this weren't a radish, but a little mouse, how wonderful that would be!"

"But, but... there's nothing I can do about it!Isn't learning patience also very important?" Hungry continued to munch on radishes at an astonishing speed, crunching through the fifth, sixth, and seventh...

After Hungry ate many, many radishes, the little mice, rabbits, roosters, and pigs he had been longing for suddenly appeared before him... Did Hungry finally get to eat the animals he wanted and have a good meal?

In this book, author Tatsuya Miyanishi conveys a life philosophy full of humor and wisdom through the experiences of Hungry the wolf: when faced with difficulties, we can try to consider more possibilities within limited conditions, and perhaps find unexpected satisfaction and happiness.

Although the wolf is ravenous and full of complaints, he still tries to adapt to his environment and even resolves his helplessness with an optimistic mindset. This not only teaches children to maintain a positive attitude but also inspires them to find joy and strength in adversity, bravely facing all kinds of challenges in life!