《Beautiful Value Dictionary》, 《My Partner Choi Young-dae》, 《Beautiful Emotion School》, etc.
A new picture book by author Chae In-seon that empowers children's hearts!
“I am my own master.
“I cherish and love myself as the owner.”

A child who treats himself as a valuable and important person will treat the world as a valuable and important place.

Children with low self-esteem do not value their bodies and minds and have difficulty socializing with friends.
They are easily hurt by little things, afraid of new things, and give up easily.

Children with high self-esteem value their bodies and minds and get along well with their friends.
They are proactive in problem solving and try to do their own work without being discouraged or frustrated by mistakes and failures.
In this way, a child's behavior, psychology, attitude, and interpersonal relationships change depending on his or her self-esteem.
Self-esteem plays a very important role in a child's development.


From loving and respecting themselves, children gain the strength to face the world.

How can I become the master of my body and mind? Author Chae In-seon gently teaches us how to become the master of our own lives.
The owner listens to the sounds of his body and mind and takes care of them.
When you are sad or angry, it helps you to calm down and release your emotions.
Express your feelings honestly without hiding them, and be considerate and respectful of others.
Instead of getting frustrated or annoyed by things you do wrong or are clumsy, try to learn again and do it step by step.
The owner speaks his mind confidently and acts with confidence in any situation.
As children read the story of a mischievous friend in a picture set like a theatrical stage, they will develop the heart of a master who respects and loves themselves and others.


We are all the owners of the one and only 'me' in the world.

It's a wonderful thing to be a master.

This book is recommended for children to read aloud.
“I take good care of my body.
As children read along with sentences that begin with “I~,” such as “I protect my body,” they can easily empathize with the story and identify with the main character.
In doing so, you will learn that becoming a master is not difficult, but rather natural and expected.
The book includes a special appendix called “I am my own master,” where children can draw their own bodies and minds, and write and create their own descriptions of what they are good at, what they are bad at, what they like, and what they dislike.

A child who treats himself as a valuable and important person will treat the world as a valuable and important place.
I hope that many children will read this book and grow up to be proud and wonderful owners.