unmanned supermarket
Mirror Ice Rice Cake
Rainbow Parfait
Laziness Misutgaru Gelato
Pear Puff Ice
Transformation Turkish Ice Cream
Pong Pong Bubble Shake
Sol Sol Sol Breeze Patbingsu

“Please show me your smiling face.
“Your worries will magically disappear.”
A magical story unfolds in 'Mua', a place filled with mysterious ice cream!

Author Seo A-ram, who appeared as the first prosecutor on tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block' and won the bronze medal in the Milk T Creative Story Contest for 'Guide Cat Chi-Chi', has returned with a story about a mysterious unmanned ice cream shop that solves children's problems.
This book was recommended by the Children's Dictionary Review Group as "a more interesting book than 'Jeoncheondang'" and by a current elementary school teacher and child psychologist as "a book that gives you the confidence to use it without limits."


This unmanned ice cream shop, which only appears in front of children with concerns, is not open to just anyone.
You can only enter by showing your smiling face to the camera installed in front of the door, and you can only get the mysterious ice cream by showing your special ability.
Will the kids be able to enter the unmanned store and get ice cream?

This book is based on real children's concerns, including grades, appearance, friends, family, and even the future, shared on Naver Q&A! Enter a magical world where children experience a sense of liberation, along with sweet ice cream that seems to exist only in their imaginations.

Children's true feelings, uncovered through Naver Q&A
Books recommended by experts including current teachers, parents, and child psychologists

The stories of the children appearing in this book actually originated from the children's concerns posted directly on 'Naver Q&A'.
Somi, who is tired of school and homework and wishes for another version of herself, Minseo, who is not satisfied with her appearance, Siwoo, who suffers from bedwetting due to unspeakable stress, Minjun, who wants to play with his busy dad, and Jihoon, who wants to restore the memories of his beloved grandmother who has Alzheimer's disease, all show the concerns of children living in Korea today.

During her time as a prosecutor, author Seo A-ram met many young people who visited her office and personally experienced that many problems could be solved simply by listening to their concerns. She wrote this book to encourage them to listen to children's concerns seriously.
Child psychologist Choi Yu-jin, who recommended this book, wrote in her recommendation, “Many children begin to feel emotionally distressed due to complexes,” and “This book will help our children’s self-esteem muscles grow stronger through interesting stories.”

“There is no such thing as a free lunch in this world.
Especially ice cream.”
The true meaning and value of life discovered through ice cream

The ice creams featured in this book have amazing names, such as Mirror Ice Chapssal-tteok, Chalssak Rainbow Parfait, Laziness Misutgaru Gelato, Transformation Turkish Ice Cream, and Pong Pong Bubble Shake.
The detailed description of ice cream makes you want to eat it, and the magic that solves your worries in an instant is as sweet as ice cream.

Ice cream seems like a magician who can make all of a child's worries disappear in an instant, but in fact, what the characters in the book realize through ice cream is that there is nothing in this world as easy to obtain as sweet ice cream.
Even if it may be resolved right now, it will come back as another worry, and what is easily obtained brings greater difficulties.


As recommended by teacher Park Su-hyeon (Jeju Donggwang Elementary School), “A coming-of-age novel that heals both children and adults, along with mouth-watering ice cream,” this book is a stepping stone for our children to think about important values ​​in life and grow a little more.


Recommended reviews

This book contains the honest concerns of our children, such as the burden of studying, complexes about their appearance, and the desire to be with their fathers, as well as the joy and happiness when everything goes as the children wish.
This is a healing coming-of-age novel for both children and adults, along with mouth-watering ice creams such as Mirror Ice Chapssal-tteok, Chalssak Rainbow Parfait, and Laziness Misutgaru Gelato.

Park Su-yeon (Jeju Donggwang Elementary School)

A story about children with unspeakable worries.
I think about what kind of ice cream I would like.
This book tells us that while magic ice cream might solve our immediate problems, it will come back as another problem.
As the saying goes in the book, “There is no such thing as a free lunch,” nothing in this world comes easy.
Living life loving who I am and cherishing what I have.
I will be reading many books with my child in the future, but I think this will be the book that comes to mind first.
_Park Jeong-hwa (Parent of Kim Hyo-rim, 6th grade, Hambak Elementary School)

Now, every time you pick up an ice cream from the unmanned ice cream shop in front of your house, you will make a wish.
My mom, who is always busy, wishes there were three of us.
This is a book that casts a spell on my heart.
_Jeong Ian (2nd grade, Apgujeong Elementary School)

This book is about the sad stories of children with worries and their small joys.
I was worried about my friends in the story, and I was also excited to see what would happen next, so I read it with such enjoyment that I didn't even realize how much time had passed.
_Ryu Ha-jin (3rd grade, Seogang Elementary School)

A book that was more fun to read than 『Jeoncheondang』.
If a strange unmanned ice cream shop appeared in front of me, I would ask for a friend who could study for me.
Lee Chae-yoon (4th grade, Wonhyo Elementary School)