The story of "Pulling Radish" was first written by Alexei Tolstoy from Russia. It is a truly humorous folk fairy tale that is suitable for children under the age of five or those who have just started learning to read.
On a bright spring morning, an old couple planted seeds of various vegetables in the field. At the end of summer, their garden was not only filled with peas, carrots, potatoes, and bean pods, but also grew a huge radish. The old man tried to pull and pull, but he couldn't pull out this big carrot. He had to find someone to help. He first brought his wife, then a big yellow cow, and finally two big bellied pigs, three black cats, four spotted hens, five white geese, and six canaries. However, the big carrot remained motionless
This story from Russia has always been loved by children, and Nyam Saki's paintings are both wonderful and magical. They not only give new life to this traditional story, but also make it full of fun, making every child who reads a book burst into laughter and a delicious radish soup for their dinner!