1.
Rabbit-Eyed Grandpa
2.
Letter play
3.
Sister, sister
4.
A promise left in the pavilion
5.
Stone Carver
6.
Abani, what are you doing?
7.
Baby turtle and lucky toad
8.
Stonemason's workplace
9.
I'll definitely pick you up
10.
Who is he?
11.
Jang Woon-ah, go away
12.
Dirt floor medal
13.
A lotus blooming on a rock
14.
Half a nyang of herbs in a bowl of water
15.
Super-organized letter

Author's Note_Meeting children for the first time

Characteristics of 'Changbi Children's Library's Representative Fairy Tales'
- The Essence of 35 Years of Korean Children's Literature, Changbi Children's Library Masterpieces
- A comprehensive review of representative Korean children's literature authors and their representative works, from Kwon Jeong-saeng to Hwang Seon-mi.
- A list of works selected as recommended books and carefully selected by children's literature experts.
- Includes a friendly work guide and children's thematic activity books

'Changbi Children's Library Representative Fairy Tales', a compilation of 35 representative works selected from the 270 volumes of 'Changbi Children's Library', which has rewritten the history of our children's books, has been published.
This book contains 10 fairy tale collections selected by children's literature critics and 25 of the most beloved full-length fairy tales of the past 35 years.
From Kwon Jeong-saeng to Hwang Seon-mi, this series features 75 representative authors and 106 works that can be considered masterpieces of creative fairy tales. It is no exaggeration to say that it is the greatest selection of Korean children's literature.
In today's competitive world, where children need comfort and encouragement, I recommend 'literature', which will soothe their hearts and open up new worlds of imagination.


The Essence of 35 Years of Korean Children's Literature: The Masterpieces of Changbi Children's Library

Changbi Children's Library began in 1977 with the publication of Lee Won-su's fairy tale collection, "Little Ok-i."
At a time when there were few books that readers could easily purchase and read, and the publishing market itself was weak, the launch of Changbi Children's Library was an event that truly opened the era of creative fairy tales in Korea and laid the foundation for domestic children's literature to grow into published works.
Now, 35 years later, the children's book market has grown significantly larger and more diverse, and Changbi Children's Library has now published its 270th book.
By consistently collecting works that have become classics across generations, Changbi Children's Library has been at the center of Korean children's literature, both past and present.
‘Changbi Children’s Library Representative Fairy Tales’, compiled in 35 volumes, is the definitive edition of our children’s literature.