The hide and seek world that is full of tension that show hide and seek simple hide and seek is very simple and familiar play to anyone. In other words, it means that there is nothing really new. It is a story about hide and seek which has been handled many times in any picture book, and some people may have crossed feelings of worry and anticipation into the inside after hearing the title. But again this time, Anthony Brown showed me a great face.

As my sisters run to the forest to hide, my sister Papi starts counting. "One, two, three, four ???." When I count the number of loudspeakers, I feel an impatience like a bird that I really became a tongue, and I wonder where I am between my sisters. I can not wait to see the sister who wants to find her soon, and if she faces her face, she will be cute. I can not help but shout. I hear the sound of cold days and wanting to go home, I can not find my siblings I hear the sound of Papi standing alone in the woods! To the reader who reminds us of monsters like an interlude, Anthony Brown has to break down all expectations by introducing the missing puppy Goldie. "found! You both! "When all the tensions are resolved by Papa's cry, how much happiness and relief come to the reader! It is the moment when we experience the catharsis which play hide-and-seek very simply.

When their dog goes missing, Tom and Mary play hide and seek to distract themselves. Mary counts to ten and looks for Tom and she can not find him anywhere. But then there's a rustling from the woods - maybe someone else can help her find ... A reassuring tale of sibling love by the master Anthony Browne.

Picture: Anthony Brown

Anthony BrowneAnthony Brown is a fairy tale writer who has fascinated many readers by uniquely expressing aspects of modern society in his or her own way. Born in 1946 in Sheffield, England, Anthony Brown studied art at the Leeds College of Art in 1963. After three years of working as a medical specialist at the Manchester Royal Infirmary and 15 years of designing a greeting card at the Gordon Fraser Gallery, it became the basis for Anthony Brown's fine expression and extraordinary pictures . The motif of the work is mainly derived from his own personal growth process, and he draws a contemporary view of the modern society with a deep awareness of the theme, and has gained sympathy for many people who live in contemporary life.

He has always made a book that satirizes the authority and prejudice of the world with a perfect composition without a leap, a simple but humorous article, a life in a picture that makes a meticulous look into the screen, and an imaginative imagination. In 1976 he released his first work, "Into the Mirror." He was awarded the UK's prestigious Kate Greenaway Award in 1983 for "Gorilla" and "Zoo" in 1992, and the recipient of the 2000 Hans Christian Andersen Award for illustration. He became a writer. Willie is a representative character of Anthony Brown. Anthony Brown's works include Willie and other chimpanzees and gorillas, which are very impressive in his movie "King Kong" and remind him of his father who died. The fact that the eyes of a gorilla or chimpanzee resembles that of a human eye is another reason why he has a special affection.

You can meet Willie, who has done various things in "The Story of Chimpanzee Willie", "The Willie in the Museum", "The Willie and the Villain", "The Soccer Player Willie", "Willie and Hugh" and "Dreamy Willie" It is not a stunning protagonist. It is rather shabby, dwarf and timid enough to be frustrating. I do not have to be so good and I am always teased by my friends. However, Anthony Brown shows that Willie, who seems to be a little lacking through Willie, does not care about the prejudices or ignorance of the world, but keeps himself in his own way and does his best and lives satisfactorily. Willie 's beginning always seems a bit out of place, but at the end it always refreshes the genius of showing a cheerful, refreshing, refreshing reversal. Moreover, it does not miss precious hope, courage, and warm encouragement. Anthony Brown's Happy Art Museum, one of the representative books, is based on his workshop experience with real children at the Tate Museum in London. The children's reaction to the exhibition works and the children's painting play became the basis of the work. In this book, Anthony Brown tells the story of a family who used the Tate Museum as a backdrop,

Do not be fooled by the name 'art', be honest with your own feelings and thoughts, imagine them as they come to you, and talk to one another, that is how Anthony Brown talks about art. And it is said that the vitality and joy of being able to look back and share with others is the precious value and power of artworks. Anthony Brown's representative works include the mischievous misfortunes of patriarchal families, such as "dreamer Willie," "Willie and Hugh," "Willie and Hugh," and "Willie in a museum," which featured a cute chimpanzee Willy in a colorful vest, "Zoo", "Pig Book" and "Gorilla", which deal with the unequal reality of women suffering domestic household labor from the front. The illustrations include "Special Guests", "The Strange Dreams of Peter", "Into the Mirror of Anthony Brown", "My Dad is the Best", "My Brother", " , "I love books", "I know Custy", "Alice in Wonderland" written by Anthony Brown, etc., and "What do you want?", "Strange amusement park" .