★ Set 1 sales surpassed 1.8 million copies (over 56 million RMB). Traditional Chinese rights licensed.
★ Set 3 adapts three world classics: "The Wizard of Oz," "Peter Pan," and "The Little Prince," inviting readers on a healing journey across fairy tale worlds.
★ A soul-nurturing book for 300 million highly sensitive children, endorsed by a psychology Ph.D. from Adler University, blending professional psychology and philosophical wisdom.
★ Features 3 psychological themes, 330 growth insights, 55 psychology tips, and 25 letters to Mr. Toad, exploring children's inner emotions through stories.
★ Each volume includes tailored psychological columns based on children's developmental stages, empowering them to be their own psychologists.


“Growing Up with Mr. Toad” Series Collection:
(Set 1) “Hello, Mr. Toad” Series (3 Books): A Bunch of Good Friends, Navigating the Rebellious Phase, The Secret of Growing Up
(Set 2) “Please Reply, Mr. Toad” Series (3 Books): Journey of Awakening, Regaining Courage, Metamorphosis of Growth
(Set 3) “Letters from Mr. Toad” Series (3 Books): Embracing Your Imperfect Self, There Is Nothing to Escape in Life, Finding Your True Self

Adapted from three world-class fairy tales—"The Wizard of Oz," "Peter Pan," and "The Little Prince"—this third set tells the story of Mr. Toad receiving mysterious letters from the Land of Oz, Neverland, and Asteroid B-612. Invited by these letters, he embarks on a healing journey that crosses the boundaries of classic fairy tale worlds.
This series acts as a psychological massage for children, encouraging them to write down their feelings after reading and send them to Mr. Toad, as well as to themselves.

The first volume corresponds to "The Wizard of Oz." Swept away by a tornado to the Land of Oz, Mr. Toad meets the Scarecrow, who longs for a brain, and the Tin Woodman, who desires a heart. As these three imperfect companions travel together toward the Emerald City, they support each other and face their own flaws. The story guides children to accept their shortcomings and believe that everyone possesses a unique light.

The second volume adapts "Peter Pan." Flying to Neverland, Mr. Toad encounters the eternally youthful Peter Pan, the gentle fairy Tinker Bell, and the brave Wendy. Amidst adventures against Captain Hook, Mr. Toad begins to ponder: Is growing up really so terrifying? This story helps children understand the true meaning of "farewells" and "growing up," teaching them to find courage amidst change.

The third volume corresponds to "The Little Prince." Arriving on the Little Prince's planet, Mr. Toad meets the Rose, the Fox, and the Lamplighter. Through conversations with the Little Prince, Mr. Toad slowly understands that what is essential is invisible to the eye; it can only be seen with the heart. This story teaches children about "taming" and "responsibility," and how to nurture precious relationships with their hearts.

[Original Author] Lyman Frank Baum (1856–1919)
An American children's author and playwright, hailed as the "Father of American Fairy Tales." "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" was the first American fairy tale to receive widespread acclaim. Baum went on to write 13 more books in the "Oz series." Known as the "Author of Oz," he also self-styled himself as the "Royal Historian of Oz."

[Adaptation Team] Rong Liulang
A Chinese book creation and writing team. The book projects they have edited or participated in have been selected for the China National Press and Publication Reform and Development Project Database, the "Original Power" Chinese Original Animation Publishing Support Program, the 50 Most Popular Books for the Public, the 50 Best Books Met at BIBF, and the Laurel Children's Book Award.