Part 1

Read it like this
1.
A scary witch has moved in!
2.
Baby Whale Pooh's Song

Part 2

Read it like this
1.
Do, do, it's a goblin!
2.
Zelkova Apartment

Part 3

Read it like this
1.
I'm busy, I'm busy, I'm busy, I'm busy
2.
Little Eraser, haphazardly

Part 4

Read it like this
1.
Goblin Pajama Party
2.
Little Crane Tturu

If you read with your parents
I can read letters without a final consonant and before I know it, I have become independent in reading!

First, before reading the text, familiarize yourself with the letters and words in the fairy tale without final consonants.
Second, scan the QR code on the left page of the text and listen to the storytelling.
You can also read it directly in your parents' voice.
Third, the parents read the parent part, and the children read the child part, taking turns reading them.
To help your child focus, read the emphasized letters louder.
Fourth, play the parent's part of the storytelling using the QR code on the right page, and have the child read his or her own part.
Fifth, the last four pages of the story consist solely of the unconsonant words repeated earlier.
Have your child read it out loud to himself.
If your child can read the child's part independently, you've achieved the first level of independent reading! Repeated reading until you reach the parent's part will complete independent reading.


Part 1.
Korean fairy tales without final consonants
Welcome to the forest! The animals are making a fuss because a scary witch is moving into the apartment.
As feared, will the fearsome witch, with her googly eyes and thorny claws, put frogs, foxes, and spiders into her cauldron? Discover the exciting witch's tale and the song of the shy baby whale, Pooh.
Fairy Tale 1) A scary witch has moved in!
Fairy Tale 2) The Song of Baby Whale Pooh

Part 2.
Korean fairy tales without final consonants
Today is Baby Duck's birthday.
Duck is busy inviting friends and cooking.
Knock knock! Pig, rabbit, hippopotamus… .
Duck's friends arrive one by one.
At that moment, thump, thump, thump, thump! A scary sound of footsteps is heard.
Who will be the last friend to arrive at Ori's house? Discover the story of the adorable baby duck's birthday party and the Zelkova Apartment kindergarten.
Fairy Tale 1) Do, do, it's a goblin!
Fairy Tale 2) Zelkova Apartment

Part 3.
Korean fairy tales without final consonants
Market Raccoon, Chef Raccoon, Doctor Raccoon, Repairman Raccoon.
The raccoon quadruplets are so busy and tired that they try to switch jobs.
What happens when a mart raccoon cooks and a doctor raccoon fixes things? Discover the story of four mischievous raccoons, as well as the story of a little eraser who recklessly erases everything.
Fairy Tale 1) Busy, busy, raccoon, busy
Fairy Tale 2) Little Eraser Magu Magu

Part 4.
Korean fairy tales without final consonants
The little goblin lay down to sleep, but he couldn't sleep at all because of his friends.
There's a lot to do for Ppaemi, Uncle Gomi, Hayani, and Tyrano.
“Come out the milk, Goblin!” “Come out Toto, Goblin!” I was finally going to sleep, but there’s a pajama party going on.
You can also find the story of the little goblin who is busy playing and the story of the little crane who has too many dreams.
Fairy Tale 1) Goblin Pajama Party
Fairy Tale 2) The Little Crane Tooru

Recommended reviews

I read it first!

I was amazed at how my child's reading ability suddenly exploded when I read it with him repeatedly.

The part that the child reads has repeated words and sentences, so later on, he or she becomes familiar with reading it.

It's easy content, but it's perfect for reading practice with words that appear repeatedly.

At first, I was able to read the letters hesitantly, but later I was able to read the words all at once.
It's definitely fun because the same words are repeated as you go on.

I love seeing my child feel a sense of accomplishment and gain confidence as he or she reads the letters, words, and sentences he or she knows.

It's great for interaction because there are separate sections for the mother and child to read.
It's great for reading with your child, and it's also great for reading alone.
It's a good book for learning Korean because the reading volume per story is small.

You can share it with your mom and dad, or read it alone.
I like that there are two stories in one volume so I don't get bored.