★A warm and philosophical children's picture book that explores the passage of time and its impact on life with its unique perspective and imagination.
★An anthropomorphisation of time creates a world of imaginative storytelling and conveys a positive attitude to life, encouraging children to accept the imperfections of life, learn to value time and enjoy every moment.
★Anccessory puzzle games encourage children to think positively and learn time management while having fun by finding the clock and assessing the passage of time.
★Suitable for ages 5+, English translation available.

Andrew was always curious and perplexed as to why the times that were so happy that they flew like flies always slipped away in the blink of an eye. And those boring things seemed to slow down on purpose, dragging on and on. In his little head, Mister Time became a mysterious figure with his own little temperament and preferences.

Andrew often imagined what Mister Time was really like. What did he do every day? Did he like chocolate as much as he did? Sometimes Andrew thought that Mister Time must be a very impatient person, always in a hurry, as if he was racing with someone.

Andrew had a little wish in his heart, he wished that time would pass slower during those special moments, like when the whole family spends the weekend together, or when he has a nice bite of ice-cream on a summer afternoon. Finally, Andrew made a wonderful wish: he wished to become good friends with Mister Time and make every second count.