Ogsang-ui jeonseol: Korean 2024

A fairy tale that feels rich imagination and the power of storytelling This book contains two fairy tales for young children written for the first time by author Eun-ju Jeong, winner of the 2nd Four Seasons Children's Literature Award. "Rooftop Legend" begins with Sun-mok, who was pushed out by the Daepyeong-dong alley leader, pouring water on the alley leaders from the rooftop to take petty revenge. Contrary to Sun-mok's plan, the bucket of water falls on the head of the famously scary old man, Bokdeokbang. So Sun-mok climbs up to the rooftop water tank to find a place to hide. This incident unfolds in a completely unexpected direction. How does Sun-mok escape from the water tank in the expanding story? This is a unique and delightful fairy tale that lets you fully feel the power of a story full of imagination. In "Bokgil vs. Hojun," the main character Bokgil is teased by Hojun because of his rather unsophisticated name. Furthermore, even the name of the dog he takes care of for a while is Bokgil, which annoys him about everything. Bokgil prepares for a showdown with Hojun, who teases him about his name. Will Bokgil be able to win this fight for his pride? The incidents that occur because of his name and the way he deals with them are cute and lovely fairy tales. The two fairy tales above were published in the Polar Bear 'Story Flower' series, 'Bokgil vs. Hojun', but they are now out of print. This time, the title has been changed to 'Rooftop Legend', and it has been reborn with the writer's revision process and the illustrator's refreshing and cute illustrations.