I like it a little bit.

The best moments,
are when things are at their worst, knowing you're by my side.

To celebrate the best day of the year,
the little witch carefully and meticulously prepared,
using a bit of adventure, a bit of courage, and a bit of belief to make a wonderful cake,
hoping to share this joy with good friends.

However, a little accident happened!
The little witch retreated into her small emotional black hole...
"I hate my carelessness, I hate my anger, I hate my vulnerability!"

Book Features

＼Beautiful Emotional Transformation: Get to know yourself from a new perspective／
The book reinterprets the story from the warm new perspective of a good friend, accompanying the protagonist in facing their small flaws, and transforming every mood into beautiful images and short poems. Feel pure love and companionship.

＼An emotional cognition and expression picture book, learning to magically embrace imperfection／
It offers a sympathetic force to those experiencing low points, self-doubt, and often dwelling on mistakes, gently staying with you. Parents can also guide children to recognize various emotions and feelings, and encourage them to express themselves.

＼From chasing the extraordinary to the everyday: Learning to appreciate ordinary beauty／
The author uses strawberries and berries as a contrast. Daily life, like "berries," accumulates bit by bit, a beautiful blend of a little sour and a little sweet. Let's think together, what are your magical berries?

　　*With phonetic symbols
　　*Recommended reading age: 3-7 years old for parent-child reading, 7+ years old for independent reading.

Editor's Recommendations

Wonderful Magical Recommendations (in alphabetical order by surname)
✦ "Beauty is – someone gently catches your emotions; whether good or bad, just like the moon and old berry trees, always there to accompany you." — Chen Yinghui / Children's book author and parent-child reading instructor

✦ "Emotions are precious gifts that allow us to experience the ups and downs of life. Learning to identify, accept, and transform emotions is a lifelong lesson; it can be troublesome, but it can also become a source of strength. 'A Little Like' transforms emotions into magical berries, allowing you to experience the sweet and sour taste refined from emotions, both in solitude and in companionship." — Lu Fangfang | Editor-in-chief of Hou Qingchun Picture Book Museum

✦ "Not just a healing book, but a book that truly sees in an imagined world. The little witch messed up by accident, which made her body tense, wanting to hide back in her little house, and repeatedly thinking about that incident. Page after page of such delicate descriptions construct the unique insight and profundity of this book." — Luo Yufen | Clinical psychologist / Director of Milugu Psychological Clinic

✦ Tao Le-ti | Picture book author
✦ Yang Li-rong | Psychological education expert, Knowledge Chief of CareMind Academy
✦ Lan Yi-qin | Administrator of Picture Book Planet 212-7