Amu and the snake entertain the city, with the snake wriggling and twisting to Amu's flute. As Amu becomes more and more popular, the snake grows more and more lonely. But when Amu's luck runs out, he remembers the flute and his old friend, and they find a way to happily wander the world together again.

On the first day of summer, Millie invites a goat from the city park to visit her grandmother in the countryside. They have a wonderful day, but why does the goat insist it must be back in the park before dark?

Meet the book snail, here to show a child longing for excitement that anything is possible through the power of imagination. A world of adventures awaits--you just need to know where to look!

Every year the swallows return to Lila's village. And every year Lila follows them on the ground, wondering what it would be like to join them in the sky. Imagine with Lila how beautiful a bird's-eye view can be!