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Little Red Dot
- grow up
- Categories:Picture Books
- Language:Simplified Ch.
- Publication Place:Chinese Mainland
- Publication date:June,2018
- Pages:48
- Retail Price:38.00 CNY
- Size:188mm×188mm
- Text Color:Full color
- Words:（Unknown）
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Feature
★Shortlisted for the 2nd "Zuoshu Award" (2018) and the 4th "Alice Picture Book Award". Selected for the 2019 "Beijing Reading Season: Bookish Childhood Annual Top 50 Children's Books". Chosen as an Outstanding Book in the 27th Shanghai Primary School & Kindergarten Book Selection. Nominated for the 2022 Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava (BIB)!
★A wordless picture book that will have kids laughing out loud, delivering a simple yet powerful message: A little trouble is really no big deal!
★When children face similar small troubles, parents can easily defuse the situation and guide them with a healthy perspective.
★A wordless picture book that will have kids laughing out loud, delivering a simple yet powerful message: A little trouble is really no big deal!
★When children face similar small troubles, parents can easily defuse the situation and guide them with a healthy perspective.
Description
How much fun can a wordless book be?
You won’t believe it until you flip through the pages!
Beyond the laughter, discover the small philosophy of life:
Is a small red dot just a small issue or a huge disaster?
Can you face life’s little frustrations with a smile and accept them as part of the journey?
When a little red dot suddenly appears on a girl’s nose, it feels like the end of the world!
She has plans to meet friends, give a class presentation — she can’t just hide at home!
So, she tries everything to cover it up, leading to hilarious, creative mishaps… until an unexpected twist awaits.
You won’t believe it until you flip through the pages!
Beyond the laughter, discover the small philosophy of life:
Is a small red dot just a small issue or a huge disaster?
Can you face life’s little frustrations with a smile and accept them as part of the journey?
When a little red dot suddenly appears on a girl’s nose, it feels like the end of the world!
She has plans to meet friends, give a class presentation — she can’t just hide at home!
So, she tries everything to cover it up, leading to hilarious, creative mishaps… until an unexpected twist awaits.
Author
Zhao Mengya/Moya
Currently a visiting faculty member at the Picture Book Creation Studio, Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA).
Graduated with a BFA from the Picture Book Creation Studio, CAFA.
Holds an MA in Children’s Book Illustration from Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University, UK.
Awards:
"Little Red Dot":
Shortlisted for the 2nd "Zuoshu Award" (2018) and the 4th "Alice Picture Book Award".
Selected for the 2019 "Beijing Reading Season: Bookish Childhood Annual Top 50 Children's Books".
Outstanding Book in the 27th Shanghai Primary School & Kindergarten Book Selection.
Nominated for the 2022 Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava (BIB).
"Master Shui" (Illustrator):
Selected for the 2023 China Artists Association’s "Youth Art Talent Development of New Era Project — 100 Outstanding Children’s Picture Book Creations".
Winner of the 2023 11th Hiii Illustration International Competition (Excellent Work Award).
Currently a visiting faculty member at the Picture Book Creation Studio, Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA).
Graduated with a BFA from the Picture Book Creation Studio, CAFA.
Holds an MA in Children’s Book Illustration from Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University, UK.
Awards:
"Little Red Dot":
Shortlisted for the 2nd "Zuoshu Award" (2018) and the 4th "Alice Picture Book Award".
Selected for the 2019 "Beijing Reading Season: Bookish Childhood Annual Top 50 Children's Books".
Outstanding Book in the 27th Shanghai Primary School & Kindergarten Book Selection.
Nominated for the 2022 Biennial of Illustrations Bratislava (BIB).
"Master Shui" (Illustrator):
Selected for the 2023 China Artists Association’s "Youth Art Talent Development of New Era Project — 100 Outstanding Children’s Picture Book Creations".
Winner of the 2023 11th Hiii Illustration International Competition (Excellent Work Award).
Foreword
[Author's Note]
This book all started with a little girl who got a pimple. The story unfolds over the course of a single day, depicting the everyday scenes the girl navigates and the emotional rollercoaster she goes through, all because of that tiny blemish.
The original prototype for this story comes from my own personal experience: once, I got a pimple right on my nose and tried every trick in the book to hide it. I had to attend classes and meet up with friends, and during those few days, I went through the exact same scenarios depicted in the book. I constantly relied on various "little props" to cover up that pimple until it finally faded away. So, throughout the entire creative process of "Little Red Dot", I poured my own inner feelings into the main character. I believe everyone has gone through something similar—and it's not just about pimples, but all those other trivial little hassles in life. I wanted to convey a lighthearted and humorous way of dealing with them, because these little annoyances are actually just part of life. When we look back on them later, they don't seem so heavy after all; they are just brilliant little interludes in our daily lives.
And that's how "Little Red Dot" got its mischievous ending—who knows what might happen next? When we approach things with a calm mind and an optimistic attitude, everything can be lighthearted and wonderful!
To you, who sometimes encounters little worries in life: relax, and love life!
This book all started with a little girl who got a pimple. The story unfolds over the course of a single day, depicting the everyday scenes the girl navigates and the emotional rollercoaster she goes through, all because of that tiny blemish.
The original prototype for this story comes from my own personal experience: once, I got a pimple right on my nose and tried every trick in the book to hide it. I had to attend classes and meet up with friends, and during those few days, I went through the exact same scenarios depicted in the book. I constantly relied on various "little props" to cover up that pimple until it finally faded away. So, throughout the entire creative process of "Little Red Dot", I poured my own inner feelings into the main character. I believe everyone has gone through something similar—and it's not just about pimples, but all those other trivial little hassles in life. I wanted to convey a lighthearted and humorous way of dealing with them, because these little annoyances are actually just part of life. When we look back on them later, they don't seem so heavy after all; they are just brilliant little interludes in our daily lives.
And that's how "Little Red Dot" got its mischievous ending—who knows what might happen next? When we approach things with a calm mind and an optimistic attitude, everything can be lighthearted and wonderful!
To you, who sometimes encounters little worries in life: relax, and love life!
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