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The first gentle snowflakes of winter drift down silently, like whispers from the sky, and Emma, brimming with excitement, dashes into the quaint, snow - kissed woodland, her little dog trotting merrily by her side. Her grandfather had once shared a captivating secret with her: when the inaugural snowfall blankets the entire forest in a pristine white shroud, something truly magical is destined to happen. This enchanting tale had kindled a flame of curiosity within her, spurring her on to seek out the truth for herself. Would the long - awaited magic truly make its grand appearance?
Guided by a beautiful, lilting melody that seemed to dance through the trees, Emma ventured deeper into the heart of the forest. Suddenly, as if conjured up by the very spirit of winter, a mysterious deer materialized before her eyes, its eyes gleaming with an otherworldly light. With a gentle nod, the deer led Emma to the edge of a dense thicket. Curiosity getting the better of her, she parted the branches and leaves, and to her utter amazement—wow! It was a secret animal band in the forest, playing their instruments with such joy and harmony that it seemed to echo the very soul of winter!
This serene, heartwarming, and melodious winter snowy - day story is like a beautiful, precious blessing bestowed upon children, transporting them to a world where magic and music intertwine. Created amidst the mystical landscapes of the Black Forest, this book features a delightful variety of animal characters, each with its own unique charm, and an array of musical instruments that bring the story to life. It is a wonderful music - themed picture book, perfect for nurturing children's early musical enlightenment and inspiring a lifelong love for the arts.
Sixth reprint in April 2024, with a total of 100,000 copies sold.
Fourth and fifth reprints in January 2022.
Second reprint in September 2018. Third reprint in June 2019.
The Simplified Chinese Version Frist Published in September 2017.
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