The 'happiness and joy' that comes from being 'together' rather than alone.

Author Lee Yun-woo, who has published picture books with warm and gentle yet powerful messages, has published a new book, "Grandma and the White House."
The grandmother who lives in a pure white house with a pure white cat always tries to keep everything in the pure white house.
I sweep, wipe, dust, and organize every day, afraid that something might get on it, that it might get dirty, or that it might become a mess.
And I'm always worried that someone might come to the white house and break this order and cleanliness.
Grandma's house, where no one visits except for a quiet white cat.
Grandma also doesn't like letting anyone into her house.


Then one day, a white cat goes out and doesn't return all night.
An old woman who can't even leave her white house for fear of it being dirty by someone.
He is worried that he might lose the white cat he has relied on, but he cannot leave the house because of his concern for the white house.
Fortunately, the white cat returns home and peaceful days seem to continue, but then something surprising happens.
Those were the little, squirming kittens that caught Grandma's eye! This was the beginning of her cohabitation with three cats who wreak havoc throughout the house.
An exhausted and tired grandmother who has been taking care of kittens that bark, bite, chew, and vomit all day long.
But as time goes by, there is a change of heart.
I started to discover things that were more precious and happy than keeping a white house white.
A grandmother who gradually realizes the joy of living together with someone.
Through the small but powerful daily life of a grandmother, we can think again about what true happiness is.