“Cheer up, strength!”
Today, we send our powerful support to our child who is growing up while falling and breaking!

It's no exaggeration to say that we spend most of our lives surrounded by tests, from dictation tests, essay tests, midterms, and finals to even entrance exams and promotion tests we take at work as adults.
After entering elementary school, Green, who has overcome the difficult hurdle of making friends, faces an endless sea of ​​tests.
Greenie, who was upset because he didn't get a perfect score on the dictation test, was comforted by his father, who said, "You did much better than last time!"
But those words don't reach Greenie's ears.
Rather than a hundred words, Greenie gets excited just by saying, "Let's go eat chicken!" Chicken is only exciting when you eat it, but when you think about studying, Greenie becomes silent again.
He said he hates making mistakes, but he hates studying hard even more, and he was whining cutely.


However, Green, who is about to take the Taekwondo promotion exam, looks completely different from when he was preparing for dictation.
Rather than studying by force like dictation, Greenie gets excited and practices happily on his own.
However, an unexpected obstacle appears for Greenie, who has prepared perfectly.
The director had misunderstood the scope of the test! How could our invincible director, a master of both defeating opponents and representing the nation, be wrong? Everyone was shocked and bewildered. At that moment, Green took a deep breath and slowly visualized the movements in his mind.
And he does each and every move beautifully.
Even when you feel like running away, close your eyes tightly! Greenie's story of calmly encouraging herself goes beyond the comforting "It's okay to make mistakes" to deliver a message of encouragement: "You can do it!"
"What if I'm Wrong?" is a gift-like book for all the green people in the world who face new challenges every day.

“Mom, that’s exactly like my story!”
A fantasy picture book that vividly depicts children's daily lives!

Author Kim Young-jin, who has captured the hearts of children as well as their parents with the 'Jiwon and Byeong-gwan' series and the 'Kim Young-jin Picture Book' series, has created a vivid and cheerful picture book based on the Taekwondo promotion test that he and his child personally experienced.

The scene where Greenie bursts into tears as soon as he gets home after missing out on first place in the Reading Golden Bell contest, the sight of Greenie returning home with a broken heart and a heavy heart, and the happy expression on Greenie's face as he eats delicious chicken as if nothing had happened are all just like the mischievous but lovable and cute images of our children.
The author created more vivid and realistic stories and scenes based on her real-life experiences raising two children.

And the author doesn't stop at just telling the story realistically.
The imaginative scenes, as if watching a splendid animation, make the familiar story even more interesting and brilliant.
The baby angels that appear in the book talk to us, and sometimes approach Greenie to give him advice, allowing us to read and feel Greenie's heart in a more delicate way.
Readers empathize with Greenie's feelings, sincerely root for him, and become immersed in the book as they watch scenes such as Greenie having a nightmare about being eliminated alone and Greenie going to the National Flag Center after completing all preparations and brimming with anticipation.
From the perspective of a father who watches his child's growth closely, author Kim Young-jin's "What if I'm Wrong?", Greenie's story of growth, will once again approach readers as "the real story of our family" and "the story of our children," providing them with even greater fun and emotion.