Moon Window, where the little dreams in our hearts dwell
A picture book for everyone's dreams

Let's imagine.
What if there was a "Dream Picker Moon Window" that would store my forgotten dreams? This is where the story of "Dream Picker Moon Window" began.
In the window of the moon, where the little dreams in our hearts reside, lives an old man named Jang.
He lives on the moon and checks the items delivered in front of the window every morning.
The worn-out trumpet represents a musician's dream, the soft and pretty heart represents unrequited love for someone, the airplane represents a child's dream of escaping from everyday life, and summer memories suddenly come to mind one day when the cold winter wind blows...
Mr. Jang is the only employee at the Moon Window who collects, classifies, and stores the fragmented dreams and thoughts that have been shattered by distractions and distractions and left on the moon.
His mission is to collect and preserve the precious memories, childhood dreams, and forgotten aspirations of those who have lost their dreams.
Mr. Jang is not simply a manager of memory items.


He is the guardian of memories and the manager of dreams, and his role is to protect intangible emotions and wishes that disappear from the world, thereby stimulating children's curiosity.
The warmth unique to old characters and the trust that comes from the depth of life play a role in providing fairytale-like imagination and tension to the story.
Adult readers will easily recall their own childhood dreams and forgotten aspirations as they follow Uncle Jang's day.
The hope that my dream is not lost, but that someone somewhere cherishes it.
Through that hope, some find solace for lost dreams.
It encourages philosophical reflections on dreams, such as "Where do dreams go?", "Why do we lose our dreams?", and "What does it mean to hold someone else's dream?", and will linger long after you've finished reading.
What small dream of mine resides in the picture book for everyone's dreams, "Dream-Giving Moon Window"?

A story of lost dreams revived by the light of children

This book combines fantasy elements of the moon, dreams, and collectors to stimulate our emotions.
For adult readers, it evokes a longing for lost innocence, and for children, it excites the thrill of magical possibilities.
A girl appears in front of Mr. Jang, who is collecting fragmented dreams, classifying them, and storing them so they don't get lost.
Mr. Jang, who likes to be alone, has his quiet daily life shaken by the sudden appearance of a girl.
Why on earth did the girl appear? Has she perhaps lost her dream? Or has she found a new one? The girl's appearance piques readers' curiosity and heightens their immersion in the story.
Uncle Jang decides to take care of the girl who cannot return to Earth because he cannot leave her alone.
And while he was with the girl, the dream of Uncle Jang, who had been sleeping, quietly opens his eyes.
Thanks to the girl, Mr. Jang regains his long-forgotten dream and entrusts the moon window to the girl.
Through the way children inherit and revive the values ​​and dreams of previous generations, it powerfully conveys the message that hope never dies even as time passes.

A story that awakens the imagination of not only children but also adult readers.
A magical encounter of paintings that tell stories of emotions through light and shadow.

Charlotte Bellier, the author of this book, says, “Great stories come from simplicity,” and is a writer who values ​​capturing special moments in the everyday lives of ordinary people.
This picture book, with its emotional yet poetic writing style and rich, warm illustrations, resonates deeply with both children and adults.
This picture book, which contains 'dreams', 'memories', and 'transmission between generations', is also suitable for sensitivity education.
Ian de As, the illustrator behind this book, is an exceptional artist who uses rich colors to express the characters' delicate emotions and effectively uses the contrast between light and shadow to capture the readers' attention.
Using digital painting techniques, he beautifully expressed a soft and dreamy universe like watercolor, a moon window that exists only in imagination, and the atmosphere of the moon.
Thanks to the soft glow of colors and the warm light that quietly spreads even in the darkness, readers' eyes will be filled with traces of dreams.