Introduction
Five-Year-Old Picture Books Create Future Readers
Children need more rainbow moments

Before reading Part 1 of the picture book
Help your children become lifelong readers.
A good book never ages.
Picture books, read them like this
Parents should enjoy picture books first.

Part 2: First Encounter with Picture Books (1-36 Months)
The Secret of Baby's Favorite Picture Books
Why do babies love peekaboo picture books?
The baby started talking
Why do children have trouble falling asleep?
Gently touch and hug your baby.
A picture book that makes you want to brush your teeth happily
A poop picture book that babies absolutely love
Dad, read me a picture book!

Enjoy Part 3 Picture Books (Ages 36 Months to 4)
Why are there so many repeated words in picture books?
My child is not interested in picture books.
I want you to read the same book over and over again.
Can I listen to the audiobook?
In the age of artificial intelligence, do we still need picture books of old stories?
It's hard to choose a picture book.
Children have attachment objects and imaginary friends.
Children learn and grow through imagination.
My child asks "Why?" all day and night.
I'm obsessed with dinosaurs and cars!
Learn and enjoy numbers with picture books
Gender sensitivity needed for children who will live in the future

Part 4: Discover the World of Books with Picture Books (Ages 5-6)
My brother and sister want me to read a picture book at the same time.
My child has severe toxicity. What should I do?
How to Read a Wordless Picture Book
I only want to read animated picture books.
Do I really have to do post-reading activities?
Should I read the book and ask my child questions?
Can I show you a picture book that deals with a heavy subject?
Picture books are the best emotional textbooks.
Can you learn Korean through picture books?
How to move from picture books to fairy tales?
I only want to read educational comics
How to Make Children More Aware of Books
Libraries and bookstores are child-friendly playgrounds.

List of included picture books & reference books

“Five-year-old picture books create future readers!”

Leading children to become lifelong readers,
The Perfect and Affectionate Picture Book Reading Method for Parents

The experience of picture books in childhood goes beyond simply developing language and imagination; it becomes the seed of lifelong reading habits.
The warm memories of reading with parents do not fade with time, and they continue to inspire children to read books even as adults, enriching and strengthening their lives.
"Picture Books for Five-Year-Olds" starts from this very point, and kindly explains why it is important for parents to spend time reading picture books with their children, and how to manage that time.

This book is a gentle guide prepared for parents who find picture books unfamiliar and difficult.
It provides clear answers to questions that every parent wonders about, such as why children are fascinated by repetitive sentences, the emotional stability that bedtime picture books provide, and the surprising impact that a single picture book can have on language development and expanded thinking.
"Picture Books for Five-Year-Olds" is not a simple reading guide, but a practical guide that helps parents and children build relationships through picture books and help books naturally permeate their lives.
It presents warm and concrete methods that can be put into practice right away in real-life parenting settings, and shows how picture books can be the most valuable medium connecting parents and children.

From a picture book expert and parent,
A Lifelong Reader Project Starting with Picture Books

The authors, children's book critic Han Mi-hwa and picture book translator and author Hwang Yu-jin, are experts who have been with books for a long time, and are also parents who have raised children by reading picture books themselves.
By generously incorporating expert perspectives and parenting experience, we offer parents a realistic yet profound picture book reading method.
Especially for parents who have difficulty choosing picture books, we have included 200 classic and bestselling picture books carefully selected by age and theme.
This list, which can be referenced immediately the moment you open the bookshelf, will serve as a reliable guide for parents and a key to a new world of books for children.
It also includes practical and compassionate solutions to common parenting concerns, such as "What should I do if my child isn't interested in picture books?" and "How should I respond when my child insists on reading the same book over and over again?"


"Picture Books for Five-Year-Olds" rediscovers the joy of reading picture books for parents, while also guiding them to build deeper relationships with their children through books.
For parents who are new to picture books, it will serve as a solid starting point, and for parents concerned about their children's reading habits, it will serve as a professional advisor who can suggest more in-depth reading methods.
Reading with your child is not just a time to read a book; it's the surest stepping stone to a lifelong journey toward becoming a reader.
The time parents and children spend reading together will ultimately become a force that enriches and strengthens the child's life.