This story is derived from African folktales. Hand had a strange dog, and Mouth had a mysterious ax. They borrowed the things from each other for hunting and growing vegetables, but both lost the dog and the ax. On their way to the Monster Village, what decisions should they make to find the lost ones successfully?
The author used a unique “wash-off” technique in painting and designed a double cover. The story of Mouth starts from the front and continues Hand’s from the back. In the middle, there hid an extended page. Through the complicated and amazing processes, the author reinterpreted this witty fable story into an astonishing picture book.

Can human be friends with ghost? What is the decision between benefiting others and ourselves? This story is adapted from the folktale of Chiayi, Taiwan, telling the strange but profound and touching friendship between the kind-hearted fisherman and the water ghost. Through brilliant dialogue and ink painting, the author and illustrator bring readers to see this classic friendship story with new eyes.