Kakao Friends & Other Characters
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Appendix _ Is there more information like this in the world?!
Play Answer
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Want to talk to animals? Your wish is accepted!
Finally, the wish most children have ever wanted comes true!

This is the wish that was most requested by children among the wishes collected through the QR code on the last page of the book.
Your wish to be able to communicate with animals, whether they be your pets, your favorite animals, dogs, cats, etc., will finally come true through Chunshik's magic!

The Kongji family raises a cute puppy.
This is Heart, the puppy with the heart-shaped mark on its forehead! Heart, who is also Kongji's younger sibling, is a very, very gentle puppy.
He is so quiet that he sleeps all the time except when he is eating, and when he goes for a walk, he walks slowly, looking only at the floor.
But today, my heart is different than usual.
For the first time, Kongji outruns Heart, and even barks?! Why on earth is Heart acting like this? Feeling frustrated, Kongji ponders how to speak with animals, but there's no way... there is! There's a way to make a wish to Chunsik! Will Kongji understand Heart's feelings through his wish? What exactly is Heart trying to say? All children with wishes to come true, gather together!

Drawn by Kim Na-kyung, Korea's representative cheerful and pure comic artist
Cute and lovely drawing!

This book is the first original fairy tale by Kim Na-kyung, a representative cheerful and pure romance cartoonist in Korea who has been serializing popular cartoons for nearly 30 years.
In this book, the author fully displays the experience and know-how he accumulated while serializing popular comics such as “Anne of Green Gables,” “Tori’s Secret Diary,” “Soli’s Science Detective Club Returns,” and “Problem Solver Donggrami Teacher.”


A character's comical expression or exaggerated gestures are enough to capture the reader's attention.
Additionally, the composition of text and pictures arranged in various ways on each page creates a fun feeling similar to reading a comic book.
Thanks to these elements, even children who hate reading will be able to open the book without any burden and become absorbed in it.


Find the difference, find the way, find the hidden picture, etc.
An activity where readers can participate directly!

This book is filled with hidden activities like find-the-difference, find-the-way, and hidden picture games.
Young readers will naturally become immersed in the story as they participate directly in these play activities and succeed in completing missions.
As they engage in light play activities one by one, children move beyond the position of passively appreciating books and become active subjects who create stories.
The book that lets you learn while playing is right here!