The Duck's Beak Story
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Book Introduction
- A word from MD
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The beak fell off the duck's body?A duck who feels better when he spreads baseless rumors or unconfirmed statements everywhere.
Eventually, the duck's beak falls off from its body and it uses only its beak to go around the neighborhood and communicate.
A cute and lovely fairy tale that makes you think about the power of words as stories about 'rumors' and 'truths' intertwine and intertwine.
April 5, 2022. Children's PD Kim Hyun-ki
2022 Biryongso Literary Award Winner
A very special adventure for a talkative duck who discovers the power of words.
“Are you sure about that?”
* A masterful piece that highlights the problems of carelessly paraphrasing unverified or other people's words! The author's wit and humor shine brightly.
-From the judges' comments (Kang Jeong-yeon, Kim Ri-ri, Kim Ji-eun)
Hwang Seon-ae's "The Duck Beak Story," winner of the 11th Biryongso Literary Award, has been published.
The Biryongso Literary Award has been selecting fresh and unique works every year for lower grades who are seriously beginning to read independently, and award-winning works such as “Midnight Moonlight Restaurant,” “The Lottery Machine That Always Wins,” and “Inside the Pencil Case Deep at Night” have quickly become bestsellers and revitalized lower grade literature in Korea.
"The Duck's Beak Story" is a fable that contains the problems of mistranslating words. It is a work that captured the hearts of the judges with its excellent writing skills and the author's wit and humor that lead the story in a clever manner.
From the story of a field mouse falsely accused, a cook victimized by a strange rumor, a hunter branded a coward, and finally a ladybug who knows all the truth, each story about 'rumors' and 'truth' is intertwined and intertwined, building up one by one to make us think about the 'power of words.'
In a world where unverified rumors spread easily online and it's difficult to separate "real news" from "fake news," this cute and endearing fable is expected to resonate deeply with young readers.
A very special adventure for a talkative duck who discovers the power of words.
“Are you sure about that?”
* A masterful piece that highlights the problems of carelessly paraphrasing unverified or other people's words! The author's wit and humor shine brightly.
-From the judges' comments (Kang Jeong-yeon, Kim Ri-ri, Kim Ji-eun)
Hwang Seon-ae's "The Duck Beak Story," winner of the 11th Biryongso Literary Award, has been published.
The Biryongso Literary Award has been selecting fresh and unique works every year for lower grades who are seriously beginning to read independently, and award-winning works such as “Midnight Moonlight Restaurant,” “The Lottery Machine That Always Wins,” and “Inside the Pencil Case Deep at Night” have quickly become bestsellers and revitalized lower grade literature in Korea.
"The Duck's Beak Story" is a fable that contains the problems of mistranslating words. It is a work that captured the hearts of the judges with its excellent writing skills and the author's wit and humor that lead the story in a clever manner.
From the story of a field mouse falsely accused, a cook victimized by a strange rumor, a hunter branded a coward, and finally a ladybug who knows all the truth, each story about 'rumors' and 'truth' is intertwined and intertwined, building up one by one to make us think about the 'power of words.'
In a world where unverified rumors spread easily online and it's difficult to separate "real news" from "fake news," this cute and endearing fable is expected to resonate deeply with young readers.
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index
Secret in the Forest
duck's beak
Apron Chef
Cowardly Hunter
Ladybug on the back
The Duck's Beak Story
Author's Note
duck's beak
Apron Chef
Cowardly Hunter
Ladybug on the back
The Duck's Beak Story
Author's Note
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Publisher's Review
■ The beak fell off the duck's body?
Achievements in lower grade literature that stand out for their linguistic imagination and wit
This work is a story that newly unravels the meaning of oral proverbs such as 'Only the mouth is trembling' or 'Only the mouth is alive'.
The setting where a gossipy duck is chased by a hunter and its beak separates from its body, becoming the character 'Duck Beak' is unique and interesting.
After learning that all you need to do to tell the world interesting stories is to use your mouth, Ori Beak starts to go around the neighborhood with just his beak and tell stories in a more exciting and lighthearted way.
The author's unbridled imagination, which extends from a network of linguistic meanings, will allow young readers to easily and enjoyably immerse themselves in the story.
■ A story about rumors and truth
“Words without certainty are like the passing wind.”
The unconfirmed rumors have already spread, causing the field mouse to be ostracized and the apron chef to close his restaurant.
The hunter who shoots better than anyone else is teased by the forest animals as a coward who only carries a gun.
It all started with a single thoughtless or humorous remark.
The Apron Chef, while chasing a duck's beak, happens to meet a field mouse who is currently upset by the rumors and offers him comfort.
The warm comfort offered by the apron chef is full of insight that resonates deeply.
“Words without certainty are like the passing wind.”
“The wind?”
“Yeah, wind.
It passed me by, but no one knows what it looked like.
“How ridiculous is it to spread that so freely?”
“Then what should I do when the wind blows?”
“Well, if the wind comes to you, just stop for a moment.
Then the wind will have already run away to tell you a bad story.
They say you can't stop the wind from blowing.
But you must remember.
That it's not your fault.
“The problem was the wind blowing wildly.”
In his note, the author confesses that he too was once upset by unfounded rumors a long time ago.
Also, if you have a friend who is alone because of absurd rumors, I suggest that you ask them, “Are you okay?” with courage like a “ladybug.”
Readers of 『The Duck Beak Story』 will be able to empathize more deeply than anyone else that this alone can be a great strength.
Achievements in lower grade literature that stand out for their linguistic imagination and wit
This work is a story that newly unravels the meaning of oral proverbs such as 'Only the mouth is trembling' or 'Only the mouth is alive'.
The setting where a gossipy duck is chased by a hunter and its beak separates from its body, becoming the character 'Duck Beak' is unique and interesting.
After learning that all you need to do to tell the world interesting stories is to use your mouth, Ori Beak starts to go around the neighborhood with just his beak and tell stories in a more exciting and lighthearted way.
The author's unbridled imagination, which extends from a network of linguistic meanings, will allow young readers to easily and enjoyably immerse themselves in the story.
■ A story about rumors and truth
“Words without certainty are like the passing wind.”
The unconfirmed rumors have already spread, causing the field mouse to be ostracized and the apron chef to close his restaurant.
The hunter who shoots better than anyone else is teased by the forest animals as a coward who only carries a gun.
It all started with a single thoughtless or humorous remark.
The Apron Chef, while chasing a duck's beak, happens to meet a field mouse who is currently upset by the rumors and offers him comfort.
The warm comfort offered by the apron chef is full of insight that resonates deeply.
“Words without certainty are like the passing wind.”
“The wind?”
“Yeah, wind.
It passed me by, but no one knows what it looked like.
“How ridiculous is it to spread that so freely?”
“Then what should I do when the wind blows?”
“Well, if the wind comes to you, just stop for a moment.
Then the wind will have already run away to tell you a bad story.
They say you can't stop the wind from blowing.
But you must remember.
That it's not your fault.
“The problem was the wind blowing wildly.”
In his note, the author confesses that he too was once upset by unfounded rumors a long time ago.
Also, if you have a friend who is alone because of absurd rumors, I suggest that you ask them, “Are you okay?” with courage like a “ladybug.”
Readers of 『The Duck Beak Story』 will be able to empathize more deeply than anyone else that this alone can be a great strength.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: March 25, 2022
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 96 pages | 322g | 148*215*13mm
- ISBN13: 9788949162386
- ISBN10: 8949162385
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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