Between greed and love, one word moves Koko's heart!
What will Koko choose to hatch all the eggs in the world?

A few days later, a mother ostrich from the upper village comes down to the chicken coop in search of her lost egg.
Coco, knowing that the opportunity to hatch a large egg is rare, is reluctant.
Despite the danger of wild animals hunting for the eggs, Koko carefully incubates the eggs and names the newly born chick 'Tata'.
However, when Bibi sees that Tata is living with the chicks in a different way, she comes to find Koko and says something.

“You were happy to send it to my mother, too.”

Vivi knew the warm heart of Koko, who carefully embraced even the fallen eggs, and also understood the longing for her mother that Tata must have felt among the chicks.
So I also knew that Tata was too different a bird to grow up with the chicks, and that he would have to meet his mother to be reborn as a real Tata.
After hearing Vivi's words, Koko decides to understand the feelings of Tata's mother, who is waiting for her baby more desperately than anyone else.

Please call me anytime you need help!
“Tata, help me!”

Tata grows up to be more sturdy than the roosters, takes care of the chicks, and even kicks away raccoons that come to the chicken coop.
The chickens, who were always attacked by wild animals, are delighted by Tata's courage.
Vivi also appears and helps the chickens whenever they are in trouble, in order to repay Koko for embracing her.
And Tata promises to always help Koko even after returning to the upper village farm with her mother.
Koko's love is passed on to Vivi and Tata, and returns to benefit the animals in the village.

Chickens, ostriches, and turtledoves look different and have nothing in common but being birds, but in this book, they are all together.
The sight of small, seemingly weak birds working together to overcome difficulties makes us realize that we all need to live together.
We can see that Koko's greed for eggs is not a greed to keep them all to himself, but rather comes from a warm heart that values ​​life.
Vivi and her farm friends, who carefully hatched and hatched Koko and Tata, struggle to return them to their mother, giving us a glimpse into the many ways we love life.

★ Nuri Course Link ★
=Nature Exploration - Living with Nature
=Nature Exploration - Exploring in Life

★ Linked to elementary school curriculum ★
-Elementary 1-1 Korean Language 7.
Express your thoughts
-Elementary 2-1 Korean Language 5.
I can guess your feelings