I love you always

The little raccoon plays with a hat. You can hide your nose or tail in it. You can fly in the sky with it, like with a parachute. You can even launch a firework from it. And it's not a problem if the hat gets torn: it can still become a whistle, a telescope, or a pastry syringe... The truth is, the hat belongs to mom. But mom won't be upset — she loves her raccoon. The touching book by Japanese artist Yumi Shimokawara will remind children and their parents that moms always love their little ones, no matter what happens.