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100 floors. 100 new friends. 100 stories. Open this book on its side to count and climb up, up, up. And discover what's at the top of this magical house. An international bestseller!
Tochi receives a mysterious invitation to the House with 100 Stories. On each floor, Tochi meets friendly animal nighbors--from squirrels working on their bonsai garden, bats taking baths on the ceiling ladybugs, frogs, and more.
"Every humorous page bursts with wonderfully specific details that beg for repeat examinations. An incredibly creative chronicle well worth the climb." Booklist
"A well-imagined, wonder-filled world." Kirkus Reviews
Readers should get a good giggle from how the snakes house is built for slithering and how the lightly eerie bat house has everything upside down including the toilet and bathtub." Publishers Weekly
Where s Waldo? meets I Spy and My Neighbor Totoro! Readers will pore over in this highly detailed and adorably illustrated counting book. Each floor features its own mini story as the reader counts with Tochi from 1 to 100. Packed with fun, hidden details, young readers will discover something new with every read.
A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection
Bank Street Best Children's Book of the Year
Tochi receives a mysterious invitation to the House with 100 Stories. On each floor, Tochi meets friendly animal nighbors--from squirrels working on their bonsai garden, bats taking baths on the ceiling ladybugs, frogs, and more.
"Every humorous page bursts with wonderfully specific details that beg for repeat examinations. An incredibly creative chronicle well worth the climb." Booklist
"A well-imagined, wonder-filled world." Kirkus Reviews
Readers should get a good giggle from how the snakes house is built for slithering and how the lightly eerie bat house has everything upside down including the toilet and bathtub." Publishers Weekly
Where s Waldo? meets I Spy and My Neighbor Totoro! Readers will pore over in this highly detailed and adorably illustrated counting book. Each floor features its own mini story as the reader counts with Tochi from 1 to 100. Packed with fun, hidden details, young readers will discover something new with every read.
A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection
Bank Street Best Children's Book of the Year
"This Japanese import employs a unique vertical format that will surprise and delight young readers, and the unusual configuration gives a real sense of Tochi s ascension, allowing for terrific spreads of uninterrupted 10-story cross sections. Every humorous page bursts with wonderfully specific details that beg for repeat examinations. An incredibly creative chronicle well worth the climb." Booklist
"The premise gives artist Iwai plenty of opportunities to tickle readers fancy and encourage repeated viewings: the enumerated floors are shown as cutaway-style rooms, each spotlighting details and vignettes that illuminate each species particular domestic lives and interior design tastes. Readers should get a good giggle from how the snakes house is built for slithering and how the lightly eerie bat house has everything upside down including the toilet and bathtub." Publishers Weekly
"A vertical journey through a well-imagined, wonder-filled world." Kirkus Reviews
"The premise gives artist Iwai plenty of opportunities to tickle readers fancy and encourage repeated viewings: the enumerated floors are shown as cutaway-style rooms, each spotlighting details and vignettes that illuminate each species particular domestic lives and interior design tastes. Readers should get a good giggle from how the snakes house is built for slithering and how the lightly eerie bat house has everything upside down including the toilet and bathtub." Publishers Weekly
"A vertical journey through a well-imagined, wonder-filled world." Kirkus Reviews