Author and Illustrator: Taro Gomi
Translator: Robert Campbell
Synopsis
One goldfish has escaped from its fishbowl. Where did it go? It's hiding among the red polka dots on the curtain. Oh, it escaped again. This time it's pretending to be a red flower in a potted plant. Oh my, it's escaped yet again. Next to a toy rocket, among a pile of strawberries, in a candy jar... With each turn of the page, the escaped goldfish is hiding somewhere. This is a seek-and-find picture book that children love. Even little ones can point and have fun searching for the goldfish.
About the author: Taro Gomi
Taro Gomi was born in Tokyo in 1945 and is a picture book author. He graduated from the Kuwasawa Design Institute's Department of Industrial Design. Gomi has been actively involved in creative work, primarily focusing on picture books, and has published over 400 works. His books have been translated into more than 50 languages and are published in over 10 countries worldwide. Recipient of awards such as the Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award for "Who's Hiding?" and "Who Ate It?", the Bologna International Children's Book Fair Award for "Spring of the Calf," and the Roadside Stone Literary Award for the essay "The Occasional Boy."
Reference: Youtube Channel of Taro Gomi
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC7HXVrL6QfsG_ptTySmgsA
