Coloring time to awaken memories and share your heart
What stories remain in your memories?

If Denmark has Andersen's fairy tales, our country has beautiful traditional fairy tales.
〈Kongjwi and Patjwi〉, 〈The Tiger Who Repaid the Favor〉, 〈Green Frog〉, 〈The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl〉… … .
The old stories our grandparents told us when we were young are precious oral literature that has been passed down through generations.
It contains not only lessons and wisdom, but also boundless imagination and creativity.


Author Jiwon Kim's "Coloring Book of Traditional Fairy Tales to Color Your Brain" is a helpful activity book that helps children improve their memory and language skills by recalling fairy tales they read as children.
While matching text and pictures and coloring, the frontal and parietal lobes of the brain are equally stimulated, and delicate hand movements also help develop fine motor skills.

Also, in the process of reading, pondering, and thinking about fairy tales, children naturally learn our own unique emotions.
This is a book that can be recommended to all ages, both men and women, as it provides enjoyment and health to children as well as the elderly.

This book contains five familiar traditional fairy tales.
These are “Simcheongjeon,” “The Brothers and Sisters Who Became the Sun and the Moon,” “Ureonggaksi,” “Heungbu and Nolbu,” and “Byeoljubujeon.”
There are some scenes that I remember vividly, but some parts are so vague that I can only complete the puzzle of my memory after reading the synopsis and saying, "Aha, that's right!"


Each fairy tale features five symbolic scenes introduced through illustrations. With so many grandparents raising children these days, it's a great way to tell traditional fairy tales to your grandchildren and use them as a sensory play activity.

The main characters of old stories are waiting for you.
As you color the story with memories, we hope you enjoy encountering your childhood self.

_From the preface of the book