Knock! The fruit has fallen from the tree.
A baby board book that lets you experience a variety of colors

A baby picture book that lets you experience a variety of colors has been published.
Fruits fall with a pop from the wide-open trees.
Even though they are all round, the fun of turning the pages of the book is in finding different colored fruits such as blue, green, and red.
Babies begin to recognize colors little by little after 3 months.
It is a visual development process of experiencing and remembering various colors.
"Fruit Pops!" presents babies with a rich visual experience through artist Kim Jung-seok's signature bright and free-spirited illustrations.
Knock! Discover not only the colors of fallen fruit, but also the slightly different hues of leaves on each tree.
It even captures the colorful colors of nature.

From mice and crocodiles to elephants and caterpillars
A fun experience meeting animals big and small

As you turn the pages, increasingly larger animals appear, from mice to rabbits, crocodiles, and elephants.
And everyone takes the fruits of their discovery in their own way.
Some animals roll them around in groups or carry them on their backs.
Who will come after the great elephant? Curious, I turn the page and find a caterpillar, smaller than an elephant and even smaller than a fruit.
A huge fruit falls before the caterpillar! How will it manage to carry the fruit, which is much larger than its body? A cute and adorable twist awaits.

Babies can have fun learning about the names and appearances of their favorite animals while looking at them together.
As you turn each page of the book, try imitating the various actions and gestures of the animals that appear.
You can play with real fruit too.
It helps children in their early years learn how to use their bodies naturally through various physical play activities.

Knock! Knock! Read out loud, feeling the taste of the words.

The baby board book, "Fruit Pops!", presents simple stories repeatedly at the eye level of babies aged 0-3.
Also, the onomatopoeia sound of falling fruit, 'tok!', appears repeatedly, making it easy for babies to read out loud.
The scene where a fruit falls to an elephant with a 'thud' and a caterpillar falls with a 'thud' will make you laugh out loud, but it will also help you understand beings different from yourself.
This picture book enriches babies' expressions and emotions through sentences that include various onomatopoeia and mimetic words.