A story for all who love winter, "The Snowman's Letter" is published.

A new winter story, 『The Snowman's Letter』, filled with the author's sensibility of living every day as if it were Christmas, has been published.
This book, which records the daily lives and hearts of snowmen through watercolor and ink pen drawings, is completed as a winter fairy tale that conveys gentle warmth to both adults and children.

A winter epic following the quiet world of snowmen.

The book begins with a scene titled “On a snowy night, the snowmen’s diaries open.”
Reading, Christmas, whipped cream cake, music, warm tea, and even the inevitable sneezes—it depicts a winter of snowmen that is busier and warmer than we imagined, and reminds us of the joys of the season that we often forget in our daily lives.

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Along with the publication of 『The Snowman's Letter』, scenes from the book can also be seen at the [Hello, Winter] exhibition at YES24 F1963 Busan Suyeong branch.
Key illustrations from the book are displayed in poster form.
The exhibition is designed so that visitors can experience the world of books just by walking past the bookshelves.
In addition, illustrations from not only "The Snowman's Letter" but also other books by the author are displayed together, allowing one to appreciate the flow of emotions that transcends the seasons in one place.

Once every four years, the Snowman World hosts a winter sports competition.
Although there aren't many events, the competition is fierce among them because they are geniuses from birth.
Thomas is a rising star and is training hard for next year's competition.
The best time for him to practice skating is from late December to early January, when the ground is the hardest and most slippery.


Snowmen's skating competition has some unusual rules.
Their game has a starting point and a finishing point, and it doesn't matter who gets there first.
In sports games for ordinary people, time and speed are the criteria for judgment and victory, but for snowmen, it means nothing.

--- p.14 From “Is speed important in life?”

You've probably never seen a snowman move.
So, as you read this book, you might find yourself shaking your head as you turn each page.
And he will mutter like this.


“Oh, I should have just gone to sleep. I opened the book for nothing.”

Moreover, if we say that snowmen also read books, you might be skeptical and wonder what this means.
But the snowman's only hobby is reading.

--- p.18 From “The Romance of Turning the Pages”

Everyone has probably imagined having a conversation with a snowman at least once.
Because winter is that kind of season.
This is especially true on snowy days leading up to Christmas.
But the snowman also dreams of talking with people.
Because winter is that kind of season for snowmen too.
A time to dream of romance.


Most snowmen are talkative.
Although they are born chatty, their daily routine makes it easier to understand.
Snowman observes dozens, sometimes hundreds, of people a day.
People running, people falling down while walking, people grumbling, people humming along as if they were enjoying something.
Snowmen are usually placed proudly on roads where many people pass by, so we encounter them in many scenes.

--- p.38 From “Conversation with a Snowman”