“Wherever there is a dream, we can meet!”
A warm message from Santa Claus to all the children around the world!

Red Brick Kindergarten is filled with colorful decorations and exciting activities ahead of Christmas.
The green classmates were a little worried as they remembered all the times they had cried, fought with friends, or acted out to their parents, but they thought Santa would understand and talked about the gifts they wanted for Christmas.
Mimi wanted to receive a dollhouse as a gift, but this time she really wanted to meet Santa Claus in person.
Mimi tells her story, and Pengi, Tongtongi, and Yeondu say that they saw Santa Claus in front of supermarkets, department stores, and cell phone stores.

'Did Santa Claus get hungry on his way to the supermarket to buy presents and eat the bungeoppang?' Questions begin to bubble up in the friends' heads, and Mimi's desire to meet Santa Claus grows stronger.
Mimi takes a nap beforehand, tries to drink her mother's bitter coffee but spits it out, and stays up until late at night without sleeping.
And on Christmas night, Mimi finally meets Santa Claus.

The Santa Claus in the book may be a bit odd and different from what we imagined.
But it makes us think back on the meaning of Christmas that we have forgotten.
That is, Santa Claus wants to make children happy and make them dream all the time, and that all children in the world are loved just for who they are, no matter how many times they cry.

Great fun with cute questions and unexpected answers!
Everything you need to know about Santa Claus!

If Santa Claus were standing before you right now, what would you ask him? "Questions for Santa!" is filled with innocent and adorable questions prepared by the quirky, optimistic, and adorable chick Mimi, all with Santa in mind.
And the answers from the real Santa Claus, who has an equally bizarre and unexpected charm, provide even greater enjoyment.


The question, “Is Rudolph on the roof of the apartment building right now?” gets a surprising reply: “Rudolph has bad knees, so I’ve been flying a drone for the past few years.”
When Mimi asked, “What do you do in other seasons?” he replied, “I’m similar to other people.
I'm drawing these days.
You can also hear Santa Claus's dream story in the unexpected answer, such as, "I want to work hard and open an exhibition!"
Also, when asked, “Do you like bungeoppang?” he answers, “In winter, bungeoppang.” You can also catch a glimpse of his friendly and warm neighborhood grandfather-like side.

Read the story of Mimi and Santa Claus with your friends, and freely imagine and share your thoughts about what you would talk about and what questions you would ask Santa Claus if you ever met him in person.
The approaching Christmas and the time waiting for Santa Claus will become more exciting and enjoyable.

Red Brick Kindergarten by author Kim Young-jin
Full of innocence! Full of excitement! The Christmas story of the green classmates!

The fourth volume of the 'Red Brick Kindergarten' series by 'Dad Writer' Kim Young-jin, who is much loved for his stories about special moments in children's ordinary daily lives, has been published.
Following “My First Day at Kindergarten,” which contains the excitement and thrill of the first day of kindergarten, “I’m Sorry, It’s Okay,” which contains the fights and warm reconciliation that can happen between friends at any time, and “Wait,” which teaches children to wait through growing tomatoes, there is “Santa Claus, I Have a Question!” which allows children to feel Santa’s love for children and think about the meaning of Christmas.

When you open the book, it feels like you've entered a toy world, with a plethora of Christmas gifts that children want, including toy robots, trains, dinosaurs made of blocks, and cute dolls. Scenes that capture the warm and joyful Christmas atmosphere capture children's attention.
After an exciting and dreamlike meeting with Santa Claus, the morning shows children sledding on the pure white snow, making us feel that winter is still full of joy even after Christmas is over.


An unforgettable Christmas story about the infinitely positive, quirky, and cute chick Mimi, "Santa, I Have a Question!" provides a special time for the whole family to read together and feel the true meaning of Christmas.

Curriculum Linkage - Nuri Curriculum

Communication 〉 Enjoying books and stories
Social Relationships 〉 Living Together
Nature Exploration 〉 Enjoying the Exploration Process