
A day to go to school alone
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Book Introduction
Today is my first day going to school alone.
Who will the child meet on the road he walks alone?
My child, who was a chewing gum, has a fun time going to school alone!
When do children start wanting to go to school alone? As children, they form a strong attachment to their parents, and the expression "gum-stick" seems fitting, as they feel secure when they're stuck with them.
But after each person grows up, there are many things they want to do on their own.
From a parent's perspective, it may not be reassuring yet, but from a child's perspective, it is a time for growth through experiencing it.
When children first go to school, they hold their guardian's hand to adapt to the unfamiliar environment.
But it doesn't always stay that way.
As you gain experience going to school, you become familiar with the route and people, and your fear of unfamiliar places gradually disappears.
Although times are different for everyone, there will come a day when you feel like going out on your own and having fun.
The main character of Namoo's first original picture book, "A Day I Go to School Alone," is trying to muster up the courage to go to school alone, even though his mother always took him there.
How does a child feel about going to school alone for the first time? Fearful and nervous, but also filled with excitement.
Will today's mission to go to school alone end in success?
Who will the child meet on the road he walks alone?
My child, who was a chewing gum, has a fun time going to school alone!
When do children start wanting to go to school alone? As children, they form a strong attachment to their parents, and the expression "gum-stick" seems fitting, as they feel secure when they're stuck with them.
But after each person grows up, there are many things they want to do on their own.
From a parent's perspective, it may not be reassuring yet, but from a child's perspective, it is a time for growth through experiencing it.
When children first go to school, they hold their guardian's hand to adapt to the unfamiliar environment.
But it doesn't always stay that way.
As you gain experience going to school, you become familiar with the route and people, and your fear of unfamiliar places gradually disappears.
Although times are different for everyone, there will come a day when you feel like going out on your own and having fun.
The main character of Namoo's first original picture book, "A Day I Go to School Alone," is trying to muster up the courage to go to school alone, even though his mother always took him there.
How does a child feel about going to school alone for the first time? Fearful and nervous, but also filled with excitement.
Will today's mission to go to school alone end in success?
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Publisher's Review
A courageous path forward, never forgetting the advice I received from my mother
A time when we need encouragement rather than worry!
The mother in this book is still worried about her child going to school alone.
It's cold, so I'm worried about whether I'll be properly dressed, whether I'll be greeting just anyone, whether I'll be able to cross the street safely, and whether I'll be doing anything dangerous.
One of the charms of this book is that the mother's words of encouragement to her child are spread throughout the pages.
But the child remembers his mother's words exactly, but he is not bound by them.
I just greet everyone I meet at my own pace.
I get excited by my own reflection in a puddle, and sometimes I even try to follow the ants.
It's full of exciting things to say hello to butterflies and pigeons.
There are neighborhood babies I meet for the first time, and when I meet a friend for the first time, I greet them by picking up a fallen hair tie.
How excited must a child's heart be as he or she enters the classroom, greeting all the Green Parents Association adults he or she meets while crossing the street and all the friends he or she meets upon entering the school. Then, the child speaks excitedly to the teacher.
"teacher.
“I came alone today!”
This picture book inspires courage as the protagonist achieves everything on her own. Furthermore, it humorously depicts how children need support, even more than worry, to grow.
Children learn the power of relationships from people they meet on the street!
The purpose of education is to become an adult who can stand on his own two feet!
While attending school provides the knowledge necessary for living in the world, it also provides the wisdom needed to grow into an adult who can stand on their own two feet.
It is the law of the world that no one can live your life for you.
As children grow, they need to become independent at the appropriate time, and it is the role of adults to give them the opportunity to do so when they want to do so.
Everyone needs to accumulate experiences of small successes before they can take on bigger challenges.
This book vividly portrays the feelings of a child going to school alone for the first time.
Every being you meet sparkles and shines.
The heart of a child who becomes friends with all those beings becomes so full.
Author Kim Go-eun uses unique characters and colorful colors to humorously and vividly express the joy a child feels as they encounter the world.
A time when we need encouragement rather than worry!
The mother in this book is still worried about her child going to school alone.
It's cold, so I'm worried about whether I'll be properly dressed, whether I'll be greeting just anyone, whether I'll be able to cross the street safely, and whether I'll be doing anything dangerous.
One of the charms of this book is that the mother's words of encouragement to her child are spread throughout the pages.
But the child remembers his mother's words exactly, but he is not bound by them.
I just greet everyone I meet at my own pace.
I get excited by my own reflection in a puddle, and sometimes I even try to follow the ants.
It's full of exciting things to say hello to butterflies and pigeons.
There are neighborhood babies I meet for the first time, and when I meet a friend for the first time, I greet them by picking up a fallen hair tie.
How excited must a child's heart be as he or she enters the classroom, greeting all the Green Parents Association adults he or she meets while crossing the street and all the friends he or she meets upon entering the school. Then, the child speaks excitedly to the teacher.
"teacher.
“I came alone today!”
This picture book inspires courage as the protagonist achieves everything on her own. Furthermore, it humorously depicts how children need support, even more than worry, to grow.
Children learn the power of relationships from people they meet on the street!
The purpose of education is to become an adult who can stand on his own two feet!
While attending school provides the knowledge necessary for living in the world, it also provides the wisdom needed to grow into an adult who can stand on their own two feet.
It is the law of the world that no one can live your life for you.
As children grow, they need to become independent at the appropriate time, and it is the role of adults to give them the opportunity to do so when they want to do so.
Everyone needs to accumulate experiences of small successes before they can take on bigger challenges.
This book vividly portrays the feelings of a child going to school alone for the first time.
Every being you meet sparkles and shines.
The heart of a child who becomes friends with all those beings becomes so full.
Author Kim Go-eun uses unique characters and colorful colors to humorously and vividly express the joy a child feels as they encounter the world.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 25, 2024
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 40 pages | 302g | 220*206*10mm
- ISBN13: 9791198860507
- ISBN10: 1198860502
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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