“Get in.
“I’ll give you a ride wherever you need to go.”
The second installment of the beloved "Egg Roll Bus" series, published four years later, has been released.

The world stopped because of the snow that fell for three years.
Companies, restaurants, and schools are all closed.
People also closed their hearts one after another.
That's why the long-stopped egg roll bus sets off on a trip to keep its postponed promise.
On that snowy night, when the Egg Roll Bus resumed its service, where did it finally arrive? What gift did it offer to those waiting for the bus, which had been delayed by the accumulated snow? The picture book "The Egg Roll Bus," published in 2019 and bringing joy and delight to countless readers, returns to us on a snowy winter night.

After three years of everything stopping, we ask each other how we are doing.

The whole world suddenly came to a standstill due to the plague.
The daily routine of socializing with others has been cut off, and the hardships and difficulties of life have become a heavy burden that each person must bear.
The picture book "That Night's Egg Roll Bus" conveys a small warmth to those who have grown apart from each other during the time that has stopped, and naturally makes us realize that we have been living together.
The sudden snowfall reawakens a forgotten sense of community as everyone works together to fix the broken egg roll bus.
Reading the book reminds me of the joy and excitement of working together to accomplish something.
Then, he gently nudges his neighbors, who he often sees in the village but with whom he has been ignoring, to ask how they are doing first.
Just as the Sewol Ferry disaster will mark its 10th anniversary in 2024, the book also contains a pledge to always share in the sorrow of our neighbors.


A warm gift from author Kim Gyu-jeong to children.

Author Kim Gyu-jeong, who wrote and illustrated this book, continues to quietly work to capture the stories that must be addressed in our society, such as the environment, denuclearization, and human rights.
Author Kim Gyu-jeong respects the world of children and conveys stories that deeply touch their hearts through gentle and warm words and illustrations.
The story of "That Night on the Egg Roll Bus" begins with a letter a child sends to the manager of the Egg Roll Bus factory.
Adults say there is no such thing as an egg roll bus, but for children, it is a dream come true that they want to see with their own eyes and ride on at least once.
The scene of a soft and cozy egg roll bus gently climbing a slippery hill on a snowy night is a warm gift from author Kim Gyu-jeong to children.
I hope that all children in the bright and dark places of this world will enjoy watching "The Egg Roll Bus That Night" and let their imaginations run wild.