2026 Story United Nations: Every Country Tells a Story - June

To promote children's reading of picture books from around the world and broaden their international perspectives, the 2026 "Story United Nations" adopts the theme "Do It Backwards, Turn Everything Upside Down—The Upside-Down World in Stories!" It features selected picture books from Taiwan, the United States, Japan, Australia, Belgium, Spain, Israel, and other countries. The content includes picture books covering "upside-down images," "reversed character settings," "two-way reading," and "challenging established viewpoints." Through a reading experience that interweaves images and text, the aim is to break conventional thinking frameworks and learn about the cultures and lifestyles of different countries. This event invites instructors from various countries to bring lively and fun story times and cultural experiences. Are you ready to see the world "upside down"? Join this creative and surprising reading adventure! ★For event details and related regulations, participants must carefully read the information on the event webpage below.

6/06 (Sat) Upside-Down Images United States Grace Bott, Parker Beatty
Are We There Yet?
"Are We There Yet?" All-English

6/13 (Sat) Reversed Character Settings United States Auden Gall, Michael Bond
Dill & Bizzy: Opposite Day
"Opposite Day" All-English

6/27 (Sat) Two-Way Reading Japan Chinese+Japanese Feng Chih-chih Chun-ping (鳳氣至純平)
やまからにげてきた・ゴミをぽいぽい
"Escaped from the Mountain. Trash, Toss It!"