Clumsy Lee Han-sol, stylish Lee Eun-sol
PE class without jump rope
Amazing sunglasses
The story told by the jump rope
I have to keep my promise
Jump over the rainbow

If I lose it, I'll buy another one! Everyone else has it, so I want to buy one too!

Everyone likes new, clean, and unstained items.
But if I keep looking for new things, who will use the rest of them? Where do all the things I lost because I didn't take care of them go? Is someone picking them up and using them? Or did they end up in the trash? Until yesterday, I was completely captivated by this item, but now that my friend has bought a new one, I want one too.
It's not worn out and it's in good condition, but it seems like all my friends have it.
The book that reads and unravels the minds of such children is “Suspicious Sunglasses.”
Let's participate in protecting the environment and conserving resources by developing the habit of using things sparingly.

Have you heard of the Anabada movement? It used to be called the "Anabada movement," a shortened form of the phrase "save, share, exchange, and reuse."
In the past, when a pencil became too short to hold and write with, we would use it until it was empty in the case of a ballpoint pen, and we would hand down our first child's clothes to our second child, and we were very frugal with our belongings.
Everything seems abundant now, but imagine if everything were to become trash! Imagine how much trash would pile up on Earth…
Let's think again about environmental protection and resource conservation through "Suspicious Sunglasses."