Appreciation points

one.
The changing seasons, beautiful colors, and a composition that stimulates the five senses.
Two, the ontological loneliness expressed by the fallen fruit and the self in the world.
Third, discovering the rhythm of nature for life and restoring oneself to nature.
Fourth, I suggest 'cheer' with anticipation and positivity for tomorrow.
Five, an art gallery inside your home that comforts you with energy that surges with each scene?

The sunlight and night necessary for life are given to everyone.

The seeds that fall in late autumn may seem to have stopped growing during the winter, but it is a time of waiting for new birth.
The writer pulled up the child's blanket and thought of the snow-covered winter forest.
I wonder if the quiet and desolate forest was a soothing place for someone.
Even when expressing swaying leaves and rising buds, it speaks of someone's care that is completely absorbed in the changing seasons and the flow of the day.
What relationship comes to mind?
Child and mother, life and nature, creation and God.
Whatever it is, as you turn the pages, you find comfort in the growing tension.
Whether it's fruit, young life, or adult life, everything that grows here is the same.
There is sunlight and night given to everyone who grows up.

The sunlight and night necessary for life always continue.

In an age filled with depression and anxiety, some say we must endure a difficult day, but it's okay to be insensitive to small misfortunes.
Because children's stretching is not an effort to overcome something, but rather an expression of nature's rhythm.
Just by stretching every morning, the child grows.
With this, our world expands.
So let's be insensitive to small misfortunes.
The emotions of anticipation and joy make us climb trees, and we overcome our limits with positivity.
Even when we sometimes feel consumed by anxiety, let us not forget that there is rest tonight and the sun that will rise again tomorrow.
The sunlight and night necessary for life are always given again.


The change of emotions in the passing seasons.
To you who are like a forest

The author used his unique writing skills to convey the beauty and comfort of our four seasons through the five senses.
The artist, who enjoys drawing every morning, has replicated the touch of a pencil in digital form.
For the outgoing vitality, I handled the brush with a sense of speed, and I repeatedly piled up and refined the touches, added color, and erased them like oil painting on canvas.
It captures dynamic sounds between images and text, allowing us to admire the beauty of nature.
At the heart of this wonder is a small fruit.
If you live your life as you are, like a leaf reaching for the sun, like a child stretching, you will soon find yourself becoming a forest.
I hope this becomes a picture book where you, who will become someone's forest, can occasionally stay.

Book review

I plan to bring art into my home and have some time to appreciate it for myself.
My colleagues and I sometimes find solace in the books children read to heal the wounds they have received from their children.
If you take this book back, everyone will definitely like it.
We will be happy together that we have discovered a good writer.
_Seoul International Book Fair Reader A

Beautiful pictures, words to convey, cheers.
I really want to read this to my 6 month old daughter.

_Seoul International Book Fair Reader B

As a librarian, I worry about whether I should bring in books that children like or books that I think they should read.
This is a picture book I really want to introduce to children, and I think they will like it too.
I'm excited to show you what I'm thinking about.
_Seoul International Book Fair Reader C

I bought it because I wanted to show my child the beautiful pictures, but it was a picture book for me.
_Seoul International Book Fair Reader D