★ This is a profound life-growth picture book. Through the journey of a little hedgehog across the four seasons, the author portrays the emotional journey of life.
★ As the seasons change from spring to winter, we experience the blooming of flowers and the depths of dark valleys. Through encounters, we leave precious memories for each other and illuminate each other's lives.
★ With elegant prose and stunning illustrations, the author captures the attention of those feeling lost in life. Following the little hedgehog's journey, readers can rekindle a small flame in their hearts and continue their own life journey.

★★★ An Original Taiwanese Life-Growth Picture Book ★★★

► Every encounter will eventually become an enduring memory in each other's hearts. ◄

Every day is a new journey.
The little hedgehog moves forward through the seasons, and every encounter along the way leaves the most precious gifts in its heart!

The blooming flowers of spring, the gentle breeze of summer, the ripening fruits of autumn, and the falling leaves of winter.
Each encounter tells a story in the long journey.

Before reaching many beautiful landscapes, one must endure a long and arduous journey.

In the season of blooming flowers, the little hedgehog meets an elephant, and together they enjoy the nourishing spring rain.

In the lush mountains, the little hedgehog encounters a polar bear, and they embark on an adventure together.

By the vast and boundless sea, the little hedgehog takes firm steps into the unknown.
In its heart, a flower named courage blossoms.

Every choice is a new beginning.
The little hedgehog gradually learns what matters most in life.

Carrying the beauty of the past, it ignites a flame in its heart, becoming a rich and kind life that warms itself and brightens others.

Huang Jingyi

Huang Jingyi holds a master's degree in Japanese Studies from Soochow University. She has worked as a Japanese lecturer at universities and has many years of experience in translation, with her works winning multiple Golden Book Awards from the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
In the third phase of her life, she has been involved in public welfare activities, leading adults, children, and the elderly in reading picture books at various social service organizations.
Due to her love for images and words, she has recently focused on writing and painting, becoming a storyteller.
She hopes that through the language of images, people can find light while flipping through the pages, discover the power of recovery and renewal, and build better connections with themselves, others, and society.