A word from author Seok Cheol-won

“I recommend that adults read ‘All Wheels Gather!’ rather than children reading it alone.
If you ask children, "Whose wheel is it?", they will imagine a lot in their heads.
If you guess correctly, please give me generous praise.
Because if you read it a few times, anyone can understand it.
Have a fun time reading picture books while sharing stories like this.
“I created this picture book with that kind of imagination in mind.”

What about the 'Da Mo Yeo Series'?

The first three years of life are a crucial period in which sensory cognition, social-emotional development, physical movement, and communication skills develop rapidly. Therefore, appropriate stimulation for cognitive development is necessary along with emotional stability.
At this time, a story told repeatedly and realistically by a parent or other primary caregiver while making eye contact with the child satisfies both of these needs.

The 'Gather Together Series' is a picture book series featuring things that children at this age enjoy, helping them recognize objects, learn language, and expand their imagination while having fun like playing.
Additionally, the sophisticated design and vivid, soft, and warm colors comfortably stimulate the eyes and enhance the sense of color.

"All Wheels, Gather Together!", a picture book full of playful imagination and vehicle play by Seok Cheol-won.
-While imagining and talking, we also learned about the types and characteristics of cars~

The third installment of Seok Cheol-won's picture book series, "All Wheels Gather!", which follows "All Buses Gather!" and "All Trains Gather!", is full of the fun of imagining buses and trains using objects around us. It is designed so that adults read the book while children look at pictures of wheels and imagine and guess the type of vehicle.


When children reach the age where they can play with toys, they almost invariably love vehicles.
"All Wheels Together!" features cars, buses, dump trucks, fire trucks, and other vehicles that kids will love.
Children will see and hear the shape, size, and sound of the wheels, and observe the pictures around the wheels to imagine what kind of car it is.
This is a fun picture book that allows children to naturally learn about the types and characteristics of vehicles while imagining and telling stories.


Seok Cheol-won, the author of this book, said that when he asked the question, "Whose wheel is this?", he created this picture book with the joyful imagination of children imagining and sharing stories.
The author, a father of two and a long-time author of picture books, has expressed his experience in a joyful spirit of play.
After closely observing the vehicles, the artist vividly depicted their functions and features using ink, acrylic paints, and colored pencils, allowing viewers to identify each feature just by looking at the picture.

“Whirl, whirl, whirl, whirl, whose whirl are you?”
-Can you guess the type of car just by looking at the shape of the wheels?

Turning to the first page, two small wheels run on a flat road drawn in thick ink lines.
Below that, the question appears: “Wheel, wheel, whose wheel are you?”
After imagining and talking about whose wheel it might be, turn the page again and a blue car appears and introduces itself as a “bang-bang-blowing car wheel.”


In the next chapter, two large wheels appear and ask the question, “Brrr brrr—wheel, wheel, whose wheel are you?”
If you look at the picture, you can see a sign in front of the wheel that says “Park Front”, which helps you imagine.
Turning the page, you will find a large bus with the words “I am a bus wheel.
The sentence "Ding-dong! This stop is in front of the park" unfolds.
Now you can look at the facial expressions on the bus and imagine and talk about which passengers might get off.

And those huge wheels that climb up the bumpy road, those wheels that zoom along so fast that even birds are amazed, whose wheels are they? Oh, this time, there are wheels of various shapes floating in the air.
Whose wheels are these? This scene, which will surprise even adults, is revealed in the book.
(If you're a car enthusiast, you might recognize some world-famous cars.)

Try reading the text while turning each page like this and let your child imagine and answer.
This is a picture book that allows you to experience the joy of talking together while observing the shape of the wheel and the surrounding pictures, the fun of imagining, and the joy of guessing.


Another tip for enjoying this picture book! - Play with the paper illustrations!
-Wheels on the front, wheel characters on the back!

The front cover of the book is filled with wheels of various sizes and shapes.
Three wheels, four wheels, big wheels with small wheels, etc.
Children who read books can imagine different vehicles by looking at the wheels.
After reading the entire book, the main characters from the front cover are fully revealed on the back cover.
If you know the main character of the wheel, go back to the front cover and play a question-and-answer game like in the book.
You can also complete it by drawing on the wheel.
Please enjoy the pleasure of drawing your own vehicle, even if it is crooked.
Because books should be toys for children.