The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse

Even if you are hurt by life, don’t forget

You deserve to be loved, and you still have the ability to love!

The healing picture book that has taken the world by storm has a heart-warming traditional Chinese version on the market!

New York Times bestseller, global sales exceeded 4.5 million copies

Longest-running Sunday Times No. 1 bestseller

Best Books of the Year from Waterstones (UK) and Bonneau (USA)

"Taught me to appreciate everything I have." - Oprah

"From the age of eight to the age of eighty, everyone will fall in love with this book." ──Thor Chris Hemsworth

This little picture book tells the most important things in life...

The only thing between us and our dreams is to muster the courage once──

"All the old moles I know say they wish they had listened less to fear and more to dreams."

Becoming a kind person also includes being kind to yourself and forgiving yourself─

"We're always waiting for kindness from others...but you can start being kind to yourself now."

Asking for help is not giving up, but courageously persisting and not giving up─

"What's the bravest thing you've ever said?" "Help me."

We can’t control many things in the world, but we can spend more time with the people we care about─

"Everyone is a little scared, but when we are together, we are not so scared."

When loneliness, depression, and sadness occupy your heart, when you feel like you are about to be defeated, please don’t forget-

"Life is not easy, but you are loved."

British painter Charlie Max, with his unique painting style and warm and wise dialogue, has attracted millions of followers on IG, and has also set off a sharing trend in the Hollywood celebrity circle, including Oprah, Julia Roberts, and Thor Chris. Hemsworth and billionaire podcaster Timothy Ferriss are loyal readers. He transformed his understanding of life into four characters: a boy, a mole, a fox and a horse. Four characters embark on an unknown journey. Some are silent because of injury, while others hide their talents for fear of being excluded. But they learn to be honest and vulnerable with each other, learn to accept themselves, and along the way they discover that the wilderness is scary, but also extremely beautiful. Finally, they understood the value of friendship, found their belongings, and returned home.