What do children like to say?
What would you like to hear?
A peek into children's hearts and worries!

The words that Eun-i, Hwan-i, Rin-i, and Jin-i whispered into the speech bubble dough in ‘Hot Talk Bakery’ were all different.
Eun-i whispered the sweet words her mother had said to her when she was afraid of sleeping alone at night, and Hwan-i whispered the positive words her father had said to him when they played baseball together.
When Lin was afraid of speaking, she whispered in her mind the words of encouragement her younger sibling gave her, and Jin whispered in her mind the words of her grandmother who saw her as she was.
Children liked words of comfort and encouragement when they were feeling down or discouraged.
If we look at the words that children like, we can get a glimpse into their hearts and worries today.
Readers will also read this book and think about the words they like, and look into the state of their own mind that makes them love those words.

Making delicious bread with your favorite words?
Bringing out the warm fantasy in children's hearts!

The speech bubble dough, in which children whisper and blow their favorite words, is baked golden brown in the hippo oven.
What kind of breads did they bake? Eun-i's bread is called "Always Twinkling Shooting Star Bread," and Hwan-i's bread is called "Always Fun Bread, Whether We Win or Lose."
And the bread that Lin made is called 'Spit Out Fear Lemon Cream Bread', and the bread that Jin made is called 'Night Bread That's Cool in Itself'.
These breads have unique names, fun shapes, and a variety of flavors.
As children eat these breads, they experience the sweet taste that fills their mouths with shooting stars, the salty and savory taste of crunchy sausage and squishy cheese, the sweet and sour taste that wakes them up, and the cozy and warm taste like being covered in a chestnut bread blanket.
This book contains a magical story that warmly bakes up children's fantasies about what it would taste like if their favorite words were turned into bread.

A cute and lovely story imagined by an author who believes in the power of words.
Picture books are the best gifts for children.

Author Joo Hyun-jo, who wrote and illustrated "Warm Words Bakery," has long believed in the power of words, and began this story with the thought, "What do the words I speak look like?"
The author has fantastically captured the imaginative story with his signature cute and dreamy drawings.
The pure and innocent expressions and gestures of children are vividly depicted, and the unique and fun breads look so delicious that they make your mouth water just by looking at them.
In such a cute and lovely story, the author's message is easily and clearly conveyed to the readers.
If you want your child to freely imagine making unique and fun breads using their favorite words, and if you want them to believe in the power of words and spread their positive influence, this picture book is the perfect gift for them.