A mushroom grew on top of my head.

The more you try not to think, the more you think.
The more you try not to worry, the more you worry.

A humorous masterpiece by an emerging artist
Easily tickles your funny bone and makes you smile unknowingly.

The author interprets common embarrassments everyone has experienced through a humorous lens.
The unexpected ending makes worries disappear in an instant.

Pop!

One morning, the duck woke up to find a mushroom growing on its head!

The doctor said, "This is worry. Get a good night's sleep, and it will fall off by itself."

But the problem is, how can one not worry?

Every time the duck thought, "Don't worry," it only worried more!

As the mushroom on its head grew bigger and bigger, its mood became more and more depressed... To solve this "mushroom," the duck and its friends embarked on a series of hilarious and interesting attempts, and unexpectedly discovered an unexpected answer!

Emerging illustrator Chu Pin-Hsuan successfully shortlisted for the 3rd Kaohsiung Public Library "Good Picture Book Award" with this metaphorical modern fairy tale. The story's rhythm is natural and smooth, with every twist and turn being surprising, both humorous and profound. The illustration style is lively and vivid, with bright colors and childlike brushstrokes perfectly showcasing the characters' emotions and situations, making worries seem not annoying at all, but full of fun!

The more we try to get rid of worries, the more we are often bound by them. But as long as we change our approach and face problems with unconventional thinking, they will be solved easily, and even bring unexpected surprises! Anyone who has ever worried (who hasn't?) will find resonance in the book and can't help but chuckle.