Cheese and Carrot Cake Story Book ( )

A short, conversational story between Adam, the protagonist, and the reader. The child becomes immersed in the story after Adam and his mother bake delicious cakes. But these aren’t just any cakesthey’re carrot-shaped and have a gorgeous orange color!

Adam showcases his cake-making skills and classifies the ingredients from 1 to 5. However, something strange happens: Adam isn’t alone in the house; there are intrusive guests, so we need to be careful.

Does your child quickly judge things based on their appearance without examining their content? This is what this illustrated story aims to do: teach your child that their opinion on things can change if they look closely, think, and draw conclusions to understand things. As the rabbits hop into Adam’s house one by one while he’s busy in the kitchen, each rabbit uses a different sense to determine whether it’s a cake or a carrot. Our senses are one of our ways of distinguishing things.

To capture the child’s attention and mind, he plays a key role in the written short story. Adam shares the starring role in the story with your little kid. He calls out to Adam, startling the rabbits at his voice and running away every time Adam appears. However, the rabbits quickly return to the dining table until the cake disappears.

Through short sentences, the story reaches an open ending, allowing the child to continue imagining and thinking about what might appear again in Adam’s house.