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In this editorial review, the book "たれていよね" has received a warm reception among educators and young readers alike. Reviewers have noted its engaging appeal, particularly for children from preschool to elementary school ages, highlighting how its content elicits varied emotional reactions based on age and maturity. One educator shared their experience of reading the book to a class of higher graders, while others highlighted its effectiveness in a kindergarten setting. Children displayed a keen interest in the book, often asking questions about the cover and expressing curiosity about its content. The range of responses from children—some reflecting on feelings of fear and curiosity about the story's events—proved both entertaining and revealing of their developmental stages. However, there was a note of concern regarding the book's themes, particularly that the characters' selfish behaviors—such as animals eating others for personal gain—might not convey the best moral lessons to impressionable young readers. This dichotomy has led to a discussion about the appropriateness of the book's messages in light of its engaging storytelling. Overall, "たれていよね" is appreciated for its ability to captivate young audiences and foster discussions among them, though some caution should be exercised regarding its thematic implications. **