A book that beautifully depicts the transition from fall to winter.
The beauty and wonder of nature, which cycles throughout the year, is amazing to experience every year.
This is especially true in places like ours where the four seasons are distinct.
As colorful leaves flutter in the wind and fall, darkness falls a little earlier each day, and the bitter cold forces us to put on thick clothes, we sense that autumn is passing and winter is approaching. "Hello, Winter" is a picture book that captures the changes that occur in nature when winter arrives from a child's perspective.
Following the children's footsteps, you can see falling leaves, animals preparing for winter, and even the changes in nature that can be felt in the city.
It is time to say goodbye to autumn and welcome winter with its first gentle snowfall.

Hello, Fall, the first picture book by Kennard Park, a Korean-American animator from DreamWorks and Walt Disney, garnered attention from the American publishing industry by rising to number one in the Amazon seasonal picture book category immediately after its publication.
He mainly draws quiet rural landscapes, nature, and birds, and has created his own unique painting style by infusing warmth into his digital paintings.
What would a winter landscape look like, depicted with concise yet precise description and gentle illustrations?
People live within the cycles and repetitions of nature.
If you know how nature changes with the seasons, you will know how to live in harmony with it.
All four seasons are beautiful - spring, summer, fall, and winter - but winter is the most brilliant of them all.
Especially on days when children love white snow falling softly and exciting Christmas carols ring out, the whole world sparkles.
Please greet winter warmly as it arrives so that you can enjoy the winter time.
“Hello, winter!” he said.

A picture book that has received praise from renowned international institutions
This book, which is both lyrical and informative, lovingly introduces the seasons and is perfect for group or one-on-one reading.
-School Library Journal
It shows the changing of seasons as if by magic through visually stunning depictions.

-Kirkus Reviews
While focusing on nature, the artist also celebrates urban life by depicting city dwellers in various patterns that reflect the lives of diverse communities.
With a thoughtful gaze, the various changes of the seasons unfold in a hazy manner, almost as if they were not there.
-Publishers Weekly