I WILL GIVE YOU FLOWERS
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24 11월 I WILL GIVE YOU FLOWERS

Posted at 17:30h in 2022 Rights Guide by

author : Gyeongsu Gang
format : 247(w) x 304(h) mm
pages : 52
rights sold : Simplified Chinese

 

Choice dilemma

A ladybug caught in a spider’s web asks for help to a passer-by bear. But the bear rejects her with a reason. “It is against the laws of nature.” It sounds reasonable. But it is not reasonable at all for the ladybug.

The ladybug keeps begging the bear for help. The bear rejects her with another reason. “The spider is a good bug. Because he eats the mosquitoes.” Why is it good to remove the mosquitoes from nature? It sounds unfair for the mosquitoes and for the ladybugs too. Following the ladybug’s opinion, she is more helpful for nature because she works for the flowers. If the bear saves her life, he will have the flowers every spring.

Now the bear is at the crossroads. Help the ladybug or help the spider. The readers will learn that every decision has gain and loss at the same time.