The Mailbox in the Forest

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Pub Date Oct 01 2021 | Archive Date Sep 06 2021
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Description

While spending a vacation with her grandparents, Mayu, a Japanese first-grader, finds a mysterious mailbox in the forest near their house. She writes a letter and leaves it in the box. The next day she is surprised to find a letter addressed to her. She responds and a friendship develops between the two letter writers. But who could this mysterious friend be? Mayu discovers who he is, and discovers the joys of writing and receiving letters. And when the time comes to go back home, she and her forest friend find an unexpected way to exchange letters and to continue their friendship. Illustrated in the whimsical style that won Kazue Takahashi accolades for her Kuma-Kuma Chan books, The Mailbox in the Forest offers a delightful look into the everyday life of a Japanese girl—with a little magic added!

While spending a vacation with her grandparents, Mayu, a Japanese first-grader, finds a mysterious mailbox in the forest near their house. She writes a letter and leaves it in the box. The next day...


Advance Praise

A charming story of everyday life with a hint of magic. —Kirkus Reviews

Takahashi’s soft watercolors, appearing in both grayscale and color illustrations, are warm and inviting — and add a wondrous tone to the whole book. It’s full-on charming to enter the forest with Mayu and approach the mailbox. —Seven Impossible Things

A charming story of everyday life with a hint of magic. —Kirkus Reviews

Takahashi’s soft watercolors, appearing in both grayscale and color illustrations, are warm and inviting — and add a wondrous...


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ISBN 9781940842530
PRICE $14.99 (USD)
PAGES 74

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