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Cheese―Intriguing Metaphor 
（2008-02-29）
Cheese―this is the most intriguing metaphor I've ever seen! I still have no idea why Spencer Johnson used that, but it seems to me that he used Cheese as means of social skills or flexibility. I guess we must get rid of our old cheese to adapt to any changes. Otherwise, we will be likely to be left behind or social loners.
According to this book, 2 mice, Sniff and Scurry were sophisticated enough to get new Cheese. On the other hand, 2 Littlepeople, Hem and Haw got agitated because the Cheese at Cheese Station C, where they felt comfortable, disappeared out of the blue. At first, they gradually ran out of their energies, not knowing what to do next. However, Haw began to think twice as he wrote the messages on each wall for Hem. Therefore, Haw got back on his feet again and found New Cheese at Cheese Station N, where he could be friends with Sniff and Scurry! What happened to Hem? He was so stubborn that he dwelled on Cheese Station C, where no cheese existed.
Unfortunately, nobody can tell whether Hem would change his mind. But everybody in this story would feel happier, if Hem decided to get New Cheese instead of sticking to Old one! Anyway, I'd say no one can promise what you have is always useful forever, because everything changes in the world.
Pithy but there is more 
（2007-10-03）
I have just recently read this book and FREE YOUR MIND by Anthony Stultz Sensei and I have to say that while the former was fun, the book by Sensei not only had more substance but helped my to recover my Buddhist roots.
What's my 'cheese'? and where is it?? （2007-04-02）
A quick reading, but one that will remain.
It is a metaphorical parable that makes you nod everytime you turn a page.
The book begins with a section called "Parts of all of us"; a section which I found interesting.
It helps you relate yourself with the characters and the situation depicted in the main story.
The book will probably help you clarify your current situation and direct you towards your goal.
Have fun reading the book, and Good Luck to all!
和訳を読まれた方・・・原書を是非読んでみてください！！）
If you have read the Japanese translation, please try the original.
The English is not at all difficult! Give it a try!!
大人のための寓話 （2006-01-04）
この物語は、迷路の中で生きる２匹のねずみスニフ、スカーリーと２人の小人ヘム、ホーを中心に書かれた寓話です。いつもの所にあるはずのチーズが突然なくなった２匹と２人のとった行動は、様々でした。闇雲に探し始めるもの、チーズを待ち続けるもの...。
迷った末に勝ち取ったチーズが象徴するものは、人によって様々だと思いますが、登場人物（ネズミ）は、人生という名の迷路の住人である私たちを象徴しているのです。チーズを求め行動を起こせ！という声が聞こえてきそうな、暖かい大人のための寓話です。
一応、ビジネス理論のための本らしいのですが、人生に迷う全ての人にお勧めしたい本です。
ともかく短い本なので読みやすいです！ （2005-05-30）
字が大きくて短いので、大人のはじめての洋書に最適です。
実際わたしも今まで沢山の英語を上達したい人に相談を受けて、この本をプレゼントしてきました。
若い人から、かなりの高齢の人まで、ほとんど受け入れられるようです。
なにより、チーズの大きい絵が入っていたり、なんだか抵抗感のない本のようです。ＣＤかカセットも合わせて差し上げ、朗読に合わせて英語を読み勧めるように勧めます。それでもわからないようなら、日本語版を買って内容を確認しながら、読み進むようにアドバイスしています。
いちいち辞書を引くのは、時間の無駄だし、初心者には無意味でもあるように思います。ひとつひとつの単語の意味より、全体の本の意味を理解するように、何度も繰り返し（１時間くらいですから）聞きながら英語をよみましょう！ この本をはじめに、沢山の洋書を読み始めた人が沢山います。
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