那么,那么 So Then, So Then
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The author dedicates this work
to the adults of tomorrow,
and kids of yesterday.
MST highly recommends this touching book as a gift for mothers or mothers-to-be!
It's easy enough to read and laugh together with our kids at snippets of family life,
yet thought-provoking enough to read alone
or to lift our spirits when our mama heart is exhausted.
This is a humourous take and ode to childhood and motherhood,
with joys, sorrows, quirks, and things we may never be able to explain!
We'd definitely be able to relate to mother-son interactions
and see ourselves in the pages of these books, like
- our child setting his eyes on a toy at the store, us buying it, and after some time, it just becomes another item in his toy pile
- soon after we clean and tidy up the room, it becomes a big mess again
- a pet can bring our child much joy, and can also bring pain and tears in the next instant
- when playing with a friend or sibling, they can be snatching and crying, and then playing nicely the next moment
- shouting "I'm so hungry, I'm so hungry" when we're preparing a meal, yet running away from the dining table just after a few mouthfuls
- once we were brushing teeth together in the washroom, years later it's just mama standing alone staring into the mirror having visibly aged
and many more!
为了想要的玩具撒娇耍赖,满地打滚,买回家却又丢在一旁;
刚刚打扫好的房间,一转头却又扔满了玩具;
明明喊着“好饿,好饿”,吃饭的时候却没吃几口就跑去玩耍。
这些画面像极了每一个幼小的孩子,
孩子们是那么的淘气,却也那么的依赖着妈妈,
然而时间不会为任何人停留,
孩子终将会长大成人,踏上自己的旅程,妈妈也逐渐老去。
但还有那么多,那么多的回忆留在心里,值得我们珍藏。
那些痛苦的时刻,
欢乐的时刻,
悲伤的时刻,
欣喜的时刻,
所有属于孩子和母亲的时刻。
Recommended for Ages: 2-99
Pages: 50
Format: Hard cover
Language: Simplified Chinese with Hanyu Pinyin
Author / Illustrator: 【日】吉竹神介
Translated from: Japanese
Translated by: 赵五皎






This book is definitely more for adults than children I feel, for me the main message is to remember to treasure the ephemeral moments when kids are very young. The story focuses on a devoted mom and her son who changes through the years. I get really teary when I read it, but it’s really more of the visual storytelling than the words. The cartoony style is super cute but it’s deeply moving.