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I like broccoli 7
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White Feet of Terror 33
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The Secret of Bunk Beds 63

Creating Change Through Laughter and Empathy: "Sleep Independence" and "Proper Eating Habits"

The second volume, The White Feet of Fear, contains the challenges of two children in two stories.
The first story, “I Like Broccoli,” is about eating habits.
Since diet is the foundation that affects all aspects of life and the starting point of independence, the experience of learning proper eating habits is more important than anything else.
A series of hilarious incidents unfold as Hojun, who loves broccoli in particular, greedily eats all of his friends' broccoli.
Hojun's reflection on himself in the 'comma room' after suffering from stomachache goes beyond a simple lesson and helps him naturally learn 'how to take care of my body.'
The second, "White Feet of Fear," is the story of Podo, who is conflicted by a ghost story he hears from his younger brother on the first night he promised to sleep away from his parents.
Torn between wanting to return to Mom and Dad's room and wanting to keep his promise, Grape and his friend Yeondu, the bravest friend at SsingSsing School, uncover the truth behind the rumors and experience overcoming their fears.
'Sleep independence' is not just a matter of sleeping, but can be said to be the biggest challenge of overcoming unfamiliar fears on your own.
Through these two stories, young readers will learn to naturally understand real-life problems and tackle them at their own pace.
You can lead change in your child through laughter and empathy without having to try to teach them.

A bright and cheerful child who laughs and overcomes real-life worries!

"Singsing Children" is a picture book that deeply captures everyday concerns from a child's perspective and unfolds them in a lighthearted manner like a sitcom.
Instead of rigid explanations that emphasize morals, vivid dialogue and humorous scenes increase immersion and naturally elicit empathy and laughter.
Green, Yeondoo, Hojun, Grape, and Sol-ah? The five friends with unique personalities each have their own worries and the episodes that unfold at SsingSsing School are just like a typical day in the life of a first grader.
It contains the logic, emotions, words and actions of a child that adults cannot think of.
Here, the warm and vibrant illustrations by artist Chayada enrich the story.
The expressions that convey emotions, the lively scene composition, and the cartoon-like rhythm all come together to create a book that even children who are not yet familiar with writing can enjoy without feeling burdened.