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Publisher's Note: I learned from picture books.
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Editor's Note: Picture books are homes.
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Picture books quietly open the door to the house special, Sophie Blackall interview.
An old house, a picture book

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Taking the picture book author's house 'My Little Drawing Board' to 'Manhee's House'
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The book I read and the book the author drew are both similar and different.
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The meaning of encountering gentle adults on a daily basis

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The Red House and Secret Garden, a museum introducing Oriental painting through picture books and the artist's home, Park No-soo Art Museum.
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A day trip to the art museum with "The Painter's House, Park No-soo Art Museum"
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Enjoy the Park No-soo Art Museum with Kids
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A great point of appreciation in the front yard of the art museum!

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Knowing the names of the instruments in the picture book with Hayera's music makes it even better! Orchestra
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Children's Art Museum Imagine Our Exciting Home
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An Interview with Shin A-mi and Park Jun-yeop, the Authors of Lim Seo-yeon's Children's Book "Ian's Wonderful House."
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Children's Art Museum Imagine Our Special Home

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Architects Tadao Ando, ​​Hundertwasser, and Antonio Gaudi Meet Picture Books
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To 'Museumsan' to meet Tadao Ando
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Hundertwasser's Letter
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Letters from Antonio Gaudí

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Translator Park Yeo-won's architectural picture book Isn't architectural design just about building a pretty house?
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A visit to Eohungdang, a space filled with picture books, filled with the tastes, excitement, flavor, and style of picture book author Jo Su-jin.
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Oh Hyun-soo interviews children's book authors Mac Barnett and John Klassen.
When they saw Lucky, they exclaimed, “This is exactly the magazine we want to make!”
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Creative Notes for Picture Book Author Lee Su-yeon's "Rain Falls and Grass Grows" Why did I have to draw a forest filled with deep green?
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Introducing Mintori Forest, a four-season natural playground resembling a picture book!

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Picture Books, Thinking About the Earth
Are We Living in "Just the Right Home"? An Interview with Authors Shin Soon-jae and Eun-mi
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Children's Environmental Project "Earth is Our Home"

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Pyo Yu-jin's Picture Book Dictionary: Are picture books and fairy tales the same? Are they different?
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When you open the cover of this picture book that explores the properties of materials, literacy is revealed!
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Jeon Eun-ju's Guide to Using Picture Books: Silent Picture Books? They're the Loudest Books Ever! How to Read Wordless Picture Books
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Jeong Jeong-hye's super-strong English picture book recommendations! 7 amazing board books!
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Choi Yeon-ji's questioning picture book: Are all lies bad?
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Picture Book News 2025 Jeonju International Picture Book Fair
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Picture Book NEWS 2025 IBBY Asia Pacific International Conference

A house of stories, built one brick at a time, with a window connecting to the world!
Let's go inside the house that the picture book author has lovingly built!

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Special Interview with "Picture Books Are Home": Sophie Blackall, winner of the Caldecott Medal twice, selected as one of the New York Times' "Best Illustrated Books of the Year" five times, and representative author of the Hans Christian Andersen Award in the United States

“Home is the place where we live, work, love, gain experiences, and record memories.
“Most of my books are about home in some way.” -Sophie Blackall-

Sophie Blackall perfectly captures the lives of twelve children and their family in a ruined farm in one picture book.
The story of a world-renowned children's book author who built a special home filled with time and memories on paper is detailed in a special interview.
Let's learn about the process of creating large-scale collages using fabric and paper, the process of collaborating with editors, and even the story of running "Milkwood," a shared creative studio that has become a mecca for picture book authors!

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The warmest and most profound way to read the picture books of Kwon Yun-deok, an author who has broadened the horizons of our picture books!

In author Kwon Yun-deok's "Manhee's House," time is piled up step by step.
For children, it is a story, for adults, it is a memory.
As you read "Manhee's House," you realize that it is not simply a picture book depicting a house, but a cultural record layered with life, memories, relationships, and identity.
You can also meet the story of author Kwon Yun-deok and the children in the house next door, who show the meaning of encountering gentle adults in everyday life.

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Why are children so fascinated by the picture book 'Imagination House'?

For children, home is a place of protection and love! A perfect world where they can imagine freely and grow to their fullest potential!

An artist mom and an engineering dad who created a book that brought a child's imagination to life! An interview with Shin A-mi and Park Jun-yeop, authors of "Ian's Wonderful House." The house was illustrated by the illustrator's wife, and the story was added to it by the writer's husband.
Ian, an architect who loves to imagine, builds custom homes for three friends from different professions.
Let's get some hidden picture book reading tips, including architectural landmarks from various countries hidden in the bustling paintings of a travel-loving illustrator!

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"Writers build houses with stories, and children grow within them!" Picture book stories from authors that expand readers' worlds!

New York Times bestseller and Caldecott Medal winner! Interview with Mac Barnett & John Klassen, the story architects who designed humor and suspense into picture books and the world's beloved picture book duo:
“That’s what the best books do.
It gets more interesting after you close the book.
It's a good story to think about again after reading it and to imagine it in a new way for the child.
But if you say, 'I've read it all,' and 'I'm done,' then you haven't done your job properly as a writer.
“Long echoes and long aftertaste.” -Mac Barnett-

Mac Barnett and John Klassen, who were struggling to find a way to let people know what a good picture book is, were delighted to see Larchivium J, saying that it was the picture book magazine they had been wanting to create.
Since the interview, the two authors have been taking steps towards realizing their dreams through their newsletter.
Let's take a closer look at their picture book stories.

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The perfect way to encounter art: picture books and "Lacivium J"

Artist Song Hee-kyung of "The Painter's House, Park No-soo Art Museum" has prepared tips for enjoying various parts of the "Painter's House," the Park No-soo Art Museum, which contains the breath of artist Park No-soo and the flow of history.
We'll also reveal how to fully enjoy the Park No-soo Art Museum with children, so grab a picture book and go on a museum tour!

'House of Music' is full of know-how to enjoy the orchestra, and naturally introduces the appearance of instruments, classification of instrument groups, and the role of the conductor through various orchestra picture books.
You can enjoy a wonderful concert with the orchestra information you find in picture books.
There is also a travelogue of 'Museumsan', where we went to meet world-renowned architect Tadao Ando with 'The Mischievous Architect Tadao Ando', and a letter containing the architectural stories of Hundertwasser and Gaudi.


In addition, the book includes the story of the creative note of "Rain Falls and Grass Grows" by artist Lee Su-yeon, who delicately and beautifully portrays the inner self of a child in watercolors, and the winning works from the children's illustration contest of "Lakivium J," a children's art museum created by children and picture book authors as a "house of imagination." It also covers everything from how to broaden literacy with picture books, how to read wordless picture books out loud, how to get started with English picture books, and how to plan a children's environmental project with picture books!
Let's open the door to 《Lakivium J No. 10: Picture Books are Home》 now!