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**"Continuing to convey the power and hope to live with a smile"**
Shigenori Kusunoki is a Japanese children's literature author and nursery rhyme poet. Hailing from Tokushima Prefecture, he also writes educational books under the name Shigenobu Kusunobu. His representative works include "I Hope I Don't Get Scolded," "When I Wear Glasses," and "Sandy the Mole."
He holds many titles and has received numerous awards, including being a member of the Japan Children's Writers Association, the Japan Children's Rhymes Association, and president of the Tokushima Children's Literature Association. "Sandy the Mole" was recognized as an outstanding work in the "Creative Picture Book Division Kids Express 21 Grand Prize" held from 2001 to 2010, and he received the Awa Cultural Creation Award in 2011. In 2016, he won the Grand Prize at the 7th Kindergarten Picture Book Awards.
**Q: What is he known for?**
He is known for continuously conveying the power and hope to bring smiles to oneself and others. His works are created for educators and parents, imbuing children with the power of love and empathy.
**Q: What are his famous works?**
"I Hope I Don't Get Scolded." In 2011, it won the 2nd JBBY Award in the Barrier-Free Book category, and in 2016 it won the Grand Prize at the 7th Kindergarten Picture Book Awards.
Related Videos
・Interview with Children's Literature Author Shigenori Kusunoki
・【This One Book 31】"Being a Big Sister is Nice." Story by Shigenori Kusunoki, Illustrations by Chiaki Okada. A program where Hitomi Katayama, a children's literature author residing in Bizen City, Okayama Prefecture, introduces children's books that will be a once-in-a-lifetime encounter for children.
English Summary
**"Continue to convey the power and hope to live with a smile"**
Shigenori Kusunoki is a Japanese children's literature writer and nursery rhyme poet. Born in Tokushima Prefecture, he also writes books related to education under the name Shigenobu Kusunobu. His representative works include ``I hope you don't go crazy,'' ``When I wear glasses,'' and ``Sandy the Mole.''
He has many titles and awards as a member of the Japan Children's Writers Association, the Japan Children's Rhymes Association, and the president of the Tokushima Children's Literature Association. ``Sandy the Mole'' won the ``Creative Picture Book Category Kids Express 21 Grand Prize'' held from 2001 to 2010, and won the Awa Cultural Creation Award in 2011. In 2016, it won the Grand Prize at the 7th Kindergarten Picture Book Awards.
**Q: What did you do? **
Continuing to convey hope and the power to bring smiles to yourself and others. The works are created for educators and parents, instilling in children the power of love and empathy.
**Q: What are your famous works? **
``I hope you don't go crazy.'' In 2011, it won the 2nd JBBY Award in the Barrier-Free Book category, and in 2016 it won the Grand Prize at the 7th Kindergarten Picture Book Award.
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