This retelling of the most famous Japanese folktale captures positive values, love and kindness. A toymaker who cares for an injured cat ends up having his own life saved and is repaid by good fortune. It reminds us that doing a good deed may offer its own rewards. The Japanese Lucky Cat also known as Maneki Neko has become a very popular symbol of good luck and prosperity. Maneki Neko can be found all over Japan, especially in the entrances of shops, restaurants and homes. A raised right paw is believed to bring fortune, while a raised left paw brings happiness and good luck. In traditional Chinese character and English.
Retold & Illustrated by Sunny Seki, Hardcover, Traditional Chinese Characters & English, 32 Pages, 8.4" x 10.9"
