Book (Practical) Children's book Pine-san no Orusuban / Leonard Kesler / Yu Komiya

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Children's Book
[Introduction to Contents]
Pine-san was asked by Pine-san's wife to do housework while she is away.
She assures me that "housework is easy!" but she loses the "to-do list" prepared by Anna.
Taking advantage of that, she postponed everything, so it's terrible! This is the 3rd edition of children's literature that is perfect for solo reading with fun pop illustrations and fun and funny stories that go well with a good tempo.
[Author brief history]
Born in Ohio from 1920 to 20211920.
Influenced by her grandmother, she became interested in art. While attending high school, she worked on signboards and started studying at Carnegie Tech to become a painter.
Moved to New York in 1949 and worked as a freelance writer, illustrator and screenwriter.
In 1951, she began her children's book career and published more than 200 books.