Friend, Not For Meat

Against the backdropthat some people take wild animals as bush meat on   the table fornovelty, showing off or nourishment, this book, which is an adaptation from a play by China NationalTheatre for Children, tells a story  ofsufferings of wild animals such as civets, wild geese and bats in a worlddominated by human beings. The story is told through interactions between a batcoming out of a piece of  paper-cuttingartwork standing for blessings and a little girl who has to stay home becauseof the virus outbreak, calling for  careand protection for wild animals. This book aims to build respect for all formsof life and gratefulness for Mother Nature among young readers.