★ Adapted from the British century-old classic "The Wind in the Willows", this series is praised as the children's version of "Counseling for Toads".
★ Sales have surpassed 1.8 million copies, with a gross retail value exceeding 56 million RMB.
★ Presented in a comic format, it translates SEL concepts like emotional recognition and interpersonal boundaries into relatable adventure stories for both kids and parents.
★ The complete set includes 3 volumes, 12 healing letters, and 61 psychology lessons, helping children aged 8-16 navigate emotions and heal their inner child.
★ Traditional Chinese edition rights have been licensed, with releases starting in 2026.
★ Includes custom stationery, encouraging kids to write letters to Mr. Toad and achieve self-healing through interaction.

“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 the British century-old classic "The Wind in the Willows," this series invites young readers to join Mr. Toad and his friends—the honest Mole, the clever Rat, and the steady Badger—as they navigate the confusions and uncertainties of growing up. It helps children understand that with friends, unshared joys and unspoken worries finally have an outlet, and ordinary moments become much more fun.

Tired of underground life, Mole decides to pop up to the surface for some fresh air. He meets the warm-hearted Rat by the river, and they spend their days boating and picnicking. Rat invites Mole to live in his cozy home and introduces him to the riverbank's big shot, Mr. Toad. Thrilled by the idea of a caravan trip, Toad excitedly invites them along. However, the journey ends abruptly in a car accident, forever changing Mr. Toad's life. When winter arrives, the animals hibernate safely in their homes. Only Mole, ignoring Rat's warnings, ventures alone into the Wild Wood to find Badger. As expected, Mole and Rat, who goes looking for him, get lost on a snowy night... Will they find Badger's home and escape the Wild Wood safely?

Volume 1, "A Bunch of Good Friends," focuses on the establishment and impact of friendship. It guides children into the subtle dynamics of relationships, showing how friends provide an outlet for unshared joys and unspoken worries.

Volume 2, "Navigating the Rebellious Phase," explores how to overcome teenage rebellion. It reframes rebellion not as defiance against adults, but as the emergence of a child's self-awareness. By accepting a child's true nature, parents can find the root of the "rebellion" and truly help them grow.

Volume 3, "The Secret of Growing Up," directly addresses the troubles of growing up. From negative emotions like showing off, fickleness, and jealousy, to perceiving others' emotions and boosting self-esteem, the book provides warm, step-by-step answers.

[Original Author] Kenneth Grahame (1859–1932)
A British fairy tale writer born in Edinburgh, Scotland. Raised by his grandparents in the countryside, the pastoral landscapes of his childhood later became the world where the animal friends in "The Wind in the Willows" roam together. His representative work, "The Wind in the Willows," is hailed as a model of English prose. In 1907, he began telling stories to his only son, who was so captivated that Grahame had to continue writing them in letter form—these letters formed the foundation of "The Wind in the Willows."

[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.