A new installment in the bestselling 'Book Eating Fox' series!
Embark on a delicious and fun winter adventure with the 'Book Eating Fox'!
A new book in the long-loved “Book Eating Fox” series has been released in Korea.
Following “The Book-Eating Fox and the Story Thief,” this is the new season of the Book-Eating Fox.
This book is about the winter story of the 'Book Eating Fox', and it takes place in the snowy country of Finland, not where the 'Book Eating Fox' has been living.
We plan to publish stories for each of the four seasons, starting with a winter story and continuing with a summer story.


The Book-Eating Fox Eats Letters This Time
The Book-Eating Fox, now capable of beautiful and moving writing
The 'Book Eating Fox' likes the books he writes.
The reason is that the writing you write is the most delicious.
So I became a writer.
But in this winter's story, the 'Book Eating Fox' has a new experience.
It was while he was in Finland trying to return a package that had been mistakenly delivered to him that he met another fox writer named Pieni.
The book-eating fox, who meets Pieni, who writes beautifully in a lonely and desolate place covered in snow, experiences a new kind of writing.
This makes beautiful and moving writing possible.
The secret was the letters sent by children from all over the world.
The book-eating fox, who has focused on action-packed, thrilling detective novels, now secretly devours letters sent by children and writes touching stories.
The story of the book-eating fox's growth as a writer unfolds.


A Merry Christmas for the "Book-Eating Fox," who spent her days writing without moving.
The joyful hardships of meeting Santa Claus
The Book-Eating Fox's trip to Finland was to return a parcel, but in fact it was also to spend a winter vacation.
It was my first time on a boat in my life, and I finally found Pieny's house after suffering from seasickness.
Two foxes who look exactly like doppelgangers.
Although it was our first meeting, we were happy to meet and enjoyed it for a while.
While the owner of the house, Pieni, was sick, Santa Claus suddenly came to visit.
Santa Claus, who was just like he was in the books, was old and couldn't handle the task of answering the letters sent by children on his own.
So, in fact, Pieni was helping write the letters for Christmas.
But Pieny was sick, and Santa Claus mistook the book-eating fox for Pieny, so the book-eating fox had no choice but to write a letter.
Thanks to that, my winter vacation was gone and I ended up answering over 5,000 letters overnight.
The Book-Eating Fox finds it very difficult at first because he has never written this kind of thing before.
But, like a bookworm who loves writing and books, she finds a way and overcomes it well.
It tells us that if we think hard and work hard, we can achieve anything.