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Picture Books That You Can't Put Down
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| The Blue Dragon and the Black Dragon |
| Written by Ha-sup Jung / Illustrated by Kang Lee
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237 x 283mm l 34pages |
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"This is the tale of the Blue Dragon, who created Cheonjee, as known as ��쁳he Pond of Heaven���, placed at the top of Mountain Baekdu, the highest mountain in Korea. The Black Dragon, expelled from heaven for his sin, comes down to the earth and starts to torment people. Upon the people��셲 wishes, Blue Dragon arrives to repel him. Now the great battle between the two dragons is about to begin in the midst of Mountain Baekdu."
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| The Children of the River |
| Written by Jae-hong Kim
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258 x 248mm l 42pages |
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"Mother has gone to the market to sell some beans and sesame-seeds. She has promised to bring back a new pair of sneakers and a color pencil set. As Dong-yi and Soon-yi wait for their mother��셲 return, they ask the big bird and baby bear how far their mother has yet to come. Try to find the hidden secret of Dong River by reading this book. When the secret unfolds, you will learn just how precious nature is."
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| Toto the Troublemaker |
| Written by Sung-Eun Kim / Illustrated by Byung-ho Han
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198 x 221mm l 32pages |
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"Oh, you trouble maker!" Toto the cat hears this everyday. A day never passes without Toto always getting into trouble. Toto tramples on Grandma's flower garden, gets scolded by Grandma and then poops on her wild flower plant. But Toto is a lovely cat. Would you like to see what kind of mischief Toto gets into?
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| Unicorn and a Girl |
| Written by Myong-hee Kim / Illustrated by Evgeny Podkolzin
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237 x 283mm l 34pages |
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Since the day he saved the girl��셲 life from the poisonous snake, the Unicorn secretly delivers flower bouquets to her house everyday. Finally, in the depth of the forest, the Unicorn and the girl finally meet each other face to face, while the soldiers are coming closer and closer to catch it.
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| When Spring Comes |
| Written by Kyung-Jin Park
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232 x 280mm l 34pages |
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It's winter in the white birch forest where little fox and little bear live. They know that soon they have to say goodbye. Little Bear must go to sleep in the winter. Little fox will tell little bear about the beautiful snow flower that blooms each morning. When Spring comes, little fox and little bear will not be so little anymore.
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