100 floors underground reaching the center of the earth,
Arouse children's interest and imagination in the underground world! !
Guess what animals live in the home 100 floors underground?
What kind of home furnishings do they have?
What kind of surprise will you find after walking 100 floors underground?
"Home with 100 floors underground" represents different geological conditions.
Not only can you learn about different animals,
We can also have a general understanding of the changes in the strata.
Take a look at the home designs of owners on different floors.
Discover 100 underground secrets together!
Award-winning record
★Selected by "Good Books for Everyone to Read"★ Recommended by the Ministry of Culture★ Selected by the Ministry of Education's Bookstart★ Selected by the Kaohsiung City Education Bureau's "Young Readers" reading education program
About the Author
Iwai Toshio
Born in 1962, multimedia artist. In 1985, when he was studying at the Tsukuba University School of Art, he won the grand prize at the 17th Contemporary Japanese Art Exhibition, becoming the youngest winner in Japan. Since then, he has participated in many art exhibitions at home and abroad, and published various works that can interact with the audience, attracting attention. He has participated in the production of video exhibitions such as "My Neighbor Totoro" and "Upwelling Currents" at the Ghibli Museum in Miyazaki's Mitaka Forest.
Iwai Toshio recalled: When he was a child, his mother said to him one day: "I won't buy you any toys anymore." From then on, she gave him various work tools instead of toys. From then on, he developed an interest in making various things. Now Toshio Iwai is the father of two daughters. He hopes to use picture book creation and blogging to find more fun between parents and children and share it with more people.
His picture book works include "A House with 100 Floors in the Sky", "A House with 100 Floors Underground", "A House with 100 Floors Under the Sea", and "Come on, Stupid Xiong!" 》《So weird, so weird》《Travel with your little fingertip”(all published by Xiaolu Culture).