Green, spring

Spring is coming
Spring cleaning
I like spring strawberries
fickle spring weather
Let's go on a spring picnic
We can meet in spring
Cherry blossoms are falling
Let's plant spring

All green, summer

I came to the farm for the weekend
Keep the scent of roses
Let's go camping in the forest or at the sea.
Fresh green, summer fun
Tropical night cicadas
I am a milk shaved ice pool
Summer beach sand play
Put your memories in a seashell

Colorful autumn

Make a round cloud
What kind of fruit is it?
Leaves dyed in beautiful colors
Curtains of hanging fallen leaves
Make songpyeon
The way to the cemetery
Full moon, grant my wish
Play the rustling leaves
Pine cones, pine cones

Frozen, winter

New egg yolk dongdong dongji red bean porridge
The stars are pouring down on this winter night
White winter white snow
My own special Christmas tree
Ding ding ding, the new year has arrived
Let's practice three bows
Slippery winter playground
Do you like hotteok or bungeoppang?
Help our animal friends!

?The Season Collector's Four Seasons Magnifying Glass

Collect your own sparkling season

What clothes should we wear when spring arrives? What activities can we enjoy in summer? What foods will welcome us in autumn? What stars will shine in the winter night sky, and what holidays await us? Just as nature changes with the seasons, so too do our lives flow with them.
Because everything, including clothing, food, festivals and games, holidays and customs, comes from the change of seasons.


This book contains the small but shining moments of our daily lives as we live through the seasons.
The main characters in the book live through the seasons: enjoying cherry blossom viewing with their families in the spring, cooling off with refreshing watermelon in the summer, stepping on fallen leaves as they walk along the road in the fall, and competing over which is tastier, bungeoppang or hotteok, in the winter.
Make a crown out of rabbit grass, make a curtain of dangling leaves, make a wish to the big moon, and feel closer to nature by looking up at the stars in the night sky.
The stories of children living through the seasons with their eyes, ears, mouth, hands, feelings, and hearts are endlessly lovely, and artist Hanyo's cute illustrations unfold the seasons in a warm and gentle way.


I hope that children who read this book will also be able to collect and enjoy the four seasons, which unfold new beauty before us every day, every month, and every season.
If you feel closer and look closely, your love for the seasons, nature, and life will grow a little more.
I hope that we can realize how fortunate we are to fully enjoy all four seasons, and that we can cultivate a heart that cherishes and loves the Earth even more so that we can continue to experience these beautiful seasons.