Books from Taiwanさんのイラストまとめ

A HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION WITH CATS AND DOGS beautifully fulfills its authors’ mission of presenting history in accessible language and bringing it to life through engaging, factual storytelling.

With its innovative premise and tight pacing, POOR AS HELL takes a hard look at the relationship between money and happiness, incorporating topical issues like wealth inequality and overwork.

GHOST TOWN is like Sharp Objects meets Flannery O’Connor in Garcia Marquez’s Macondo – or rather its Taiwanese equivalent – in this bestselling literary tour-de-force.

THE FUNERAL CONCERTO is a story of the real emotions lurking beneath the fussy details of a funeral, told from the perspective of a new employee.

In JERRY FU’S SWIMMING LESSON, everybody in town is learning to swim, and young Jerry Fu the giraffe wants to learn too. But swimming is so scary, and he keeps failing. Why is it so hard for him?

In KUNG FU FROG, RIVER RIVER LAKE, a pond of little green frogs has been invaded by a toad prince. The frogs plead with their high-jumping heroine, River River Lake, to save them. But the toad prince is so strong — how will she learn to overcome him?

THE MOUNTAIN I'D SHARE, WITH YOU is a truly unique offering of a writing life abruptly cut short. It is more than the first-hand record of a disaster; it is a work of multiple, fragmented enlightenments through pain, recollection, and introspection.

In CATVERSATIONS, a stray cat and a girl begin a relationship that teaches both how to trust, and allows her to leave old shadows behind and embrace life anew. The card format presents the gorgeous illustrations in a unique way.

In SLEEPWALKING, a little boy climbs out of bed and begins a big adventure with his eyes closed. He walks across the ceiling, along an electricity cable, and takes a ride on a Ferris wheel. Where is he going?

Unlike the majority of long form comics in Taiwan, which are usually first serialised in magazines before being collected into books, RECORD OF THE DARK WARS represents one of the rare exceptions to this rule.