I don't go outside
It's not that there are no lions

If the previous work focused on the courage and fear of Blue and Yellow, this work is a story that faces problems from Yellow's perspective.
Yellow, who is trembling and afraid of the lion, carefully watches Blue's actions and discovers the seeds of change in them.
As he watched Blue train and train physically to escape from the lion, and prepare his supplies, a small wish to 'go outside' bloomed in Yellow's heart.
Finally, through Blue's wise overcoming of the crisis and escaping from the lion, Yellow also begins to find a way to overcome fear and despair.

This picture book is about a journey to face one's self deep within.
If you want to find new courage in yourself when you are hesitating and despairing, follow Norang's journey.
You'll discover that it takes courage not just to shake off the shadow of fear, but also to understand yourself, forgive yourself, and choose a path forward.

“I finally found out what I’m good at.”
A journey beyond fear and despair, finding my own path

After Blue leaves the house, Yellow faces her heart and takes each step forward.
Although he doesn't have the courage to go out as bravely as Blue, he solves problems in his own way.
Still with fear and anxiety.
Yellow ties her stuffed animal around her waist and begins digging a small hole in the ground.
You can't escape the house right away, but you can encourage yourself, trust yourself, and slowly move away from the lion.
And finally, the moment he emerges from the cave! Yellow fully absorbs the scenery he sees from his eye level.
Observing the little grasses and bugs around you, finding your own environment, you experience some of the most magical moments of your life.

We live our lives in fear and anxiety.
It takes great courage to face problems proactively and overcome them, but it also takes great courage to move forward, one step at a time, at your own pace.
Although the results may be different, whether big or small, 'courage' has the power to change me and the world.
The final scene of the book conveys the philosophy of courage even more clearly.
Just like the blue and yellow ones happily sharing stories with each other in the cave.
Like pulling a boat with each person's appearance under the rising sun.
I hope that readers will also find their own ways to overcome their fears and anxieties.


Writers Yoon Ah-hae and Jo Won-hee, who are attracting attention from readers of this era
The story of courage they showed

Author Yuna Hae shares in-depth stories about her work through a lecture titled “There’s a Lion Outside the Door.”
Among them, he said that he was often asked, “What will happen to Norangi?” and decided that he absolutely had to tell Norangi’s story.
However, I confess that throughout the process, I was constantly plagued by fear and anxiety about whether I could surpass the perfection of my previous work.
Author Jo Won-hee also gave deep thought to the production of a sequel.
In the previous work, I expressed the fear of the lion through color contrast, but in this work, I had to delicately portray Norang's hidden courage.


Watch the yellow's expression and movements carefully underground.
Through Norang's unique approach to "how to love yourself," readers will be able to deeply feel the philosophy of courage conveyed by writers Yoon Ah-hae and Jo Won-hee, along with a gentle sense of emotion.

Curriculum linkage

(Nuri) Social Relations: Knowing and Respecting Myself
1st year, 2nd semester, Baslezzle 3.
imagination
1st grade, 2nd semester, Korean language 5.
Grow your thoughts
1st grade, 2nd semester, Korean language 8.
Feel and express
2nd grade, 1st semester, Korean language 5.
I can guess your feelings
2nd grade, 1st semester, Korean language 8.
Enjoy a variety of works
2nd grade, 2nd semester, Korean language 4.
Express your feelings
3rd grade ethics 1.
A journey to find myself