Sales king? Conscientious king? Yeah, I've decided!
Duji's life story unfolding underground

In the underground mole village, a market is held once a month for three days.
Moles spend a month wandering underground, buying and selling food and goods they have collected.
At the end of the market, the 'Seller of the Month' is selected and given a special earthworm treat as a gift, and flyers with the faces of the neighborhood residents are distributed.
So, becoming the 'Seller of the Month' is a very honorable thing for moles.


Dooji also worked hard underground to become the best seller.
I was looking for good things and food.
Then I discovered a truly wonderful treasure trove! Inside the glass bottles were filled with such clean and beautiful things that they didn't look like anything out of place.
Doochi looked at the item and was sure it would be the best seller of the month.


As Dooji had predicted, moles flocked to buy the items Dooji was selling.
The items that Duchi brought were extremely popular.
As the items were quickly sold out, Duji decided to go back to the place where he had discovered the treasure pile.
Looking forward to seeing more cool stuff people leave behind.
But there, Duji learns something he never expected.
The glass bottle that Duchi discovered turned out to be a time capsule containing the children's precious belongings.
Doochi, who was desperately searching for the time capsule, soon saw the children crying and fell into great distress.


'We have to return the children's precious belongings!'
'No, if you just pretend not to know, you can become the best seller of the month!'

What choice will Duji make?

Authors Kim Go-woon and Ki Jeong-hyeon, who received much love from young readers with "Sweet Rabbit," once again tell a cute and lovely story with "Who Took It Away?"
The two authors, who are also current elementary school teachers, spend a lot of time in the classroom, so the picture books they create are filled with a pure and bright feeling, as if they were reflecting the lives of children.
In "Sweet Rabbit," the forest animals join forces to worry about the rabbit that fell to Earth and help find a solution, which touched our hearts. In "Who Got It?", Duji's beautiful heart, who realizes that the items he sold while dreaming of becoming a sales king are someone's precious treasure and ultimately chooses his conscience, makes us smile.
A delightful picture book, “Who Took It?”, like fluffy, white cotton candy blooming on a spring day.
If you're curious about Duji's story, come and play underground!