Chapter 1: The Secret of the Record
Chapter 2: The Story of Heungbu and Nolbu
Euteum's Reading Diary
Amy's Reading Diary

Chapter 3: The Myth of Self-Centered Veterans
Euteum's Reading Diary
Amy's Reading Diary

Chapter 4: The Story of Queen Inhyeon
Euteum's Reading Diary
Amy's Reading Diary

The effects of reading classics

1.
You can do advance learning by reading the required works included in the Korean language textbook in advance.
2.
You can improve your vocabulary, literacy, thinking skills, and writing skills.
3.
You can gain timeless, proven wisdom and insights.
4.
You can understand humanity and the world and find answers to the realistic problems we face today.

A classic Korean novel filled with the wisdom of our ancestors and the values ​​of life!
But what if it feels distant because of the unfamiliar content and difficult terms?
I highly recommend “Reading the Wonderland Classics with the Common Siblings” as my child’s first classic!

● Why a classic?

Works that have been widely known and served as examples to many people for a long time, transcending time, are called classical literature.
Classical literature contains the wisdom of our ancestors that helps us navigate the world and the values ​​of life that never change no matter how much time passes.
That is why classical literature is a gem of a book that can serve as a guide to guide our children's lives in the right direction.

Moreover, classical literature contains the life of our ancestors, so by reading classical literature, we can naturally acquire the lifestyle and values ​​of our ancestors.
By reading classical literature, children will be able to indirectly experience the lives of people in the past, including the caste system, civil service examination system, and customs, and will also be able to learn about the values ​​that people of the time held important, such as filial piety, etiquette, and loyalty to the king.


Lastly, classical literature is an indispensable genre in the Korean language curriculum.
Reading a variety of classics in elementary school will be of great help in preparing for the college entrance exam, essays, and school grades after middle and high school.

● It is a prejudice that classic novels are difficult and boring!
It's more fun than a web novel if you're with a normal sibling.

Although it is such an important classic literature, many children are reluctant or afraid to read it because of the unfamiliar and difficult content, difficult Chinese characters, or old-fashioned speech.
The "Reading Classics from Wonderland with the Common Siblings" series features the familiar "Common Siblings" characters, helping to eliminate children's resistance to classic novels and making it easier for children who are new to classics to read.
We have created a new and interesting story by borrowing the format of a semi-reading story that is familiar to our children today from an existing classic story.
Reading interesting stories that add imagination to classic stories can help you develop your imagination and creativity, and it can also help you develop a sense of familiarity with the classics, which can lead to more in-depth reading in the future.


● It's fun to watch once, and instructive to watch twice!

The "Common Siblings Reading Classics from Wonderland" series includes major works included in elementary and middle school textbooks, allowing you to kill two birds with one stone: fun and learning.
In addition to the classic works already familiar to children, we also cover lesser-known works, allowing children to be exposed to a variety of classics.

One of the characteristics of this series is that it focuses on the story itself, without including difficult commentaries or essay questions, so as not to give the impression that it is a book for learning, so that children who are encountering the classics for the first time can enjoy the classic literature itself without any resistance.
However, in order to review and organize the original content, a brief synopsis of the classic, simple information, and related interesting reading material were naturally included at the end of each chapter in the form of the main characters' reading diaries.
If you read the appendix of the book "The Common Siblings' Reading" and encourage your children to write a reading journal after reading a classic, you can maximize the effectiveness of reading.


Characters

Name: Eutum
Age: 3rd year of middle school
Nickname: Green Pig
Favorite color: green
Likes: Eating
Dislikes: Reading

Name: Amy
Age: 5th grade
Nickname: Piranha
Favorite color: Orange
Likes: Idol dance
Dislikes: Reading