Contains twenty centuries-old proverbs, representing enduring values in Korean society, each with an illustration, and the proverb in English, romanized Korean, and Korean characters; followed by brief explanations of the proverbs.
A bilingual retelling of two Korean folktales, the first about the brave son of a concubine who works for the cause of justice, and the second about a greedy man who makes a young man pay for a tree's shade.
Studies some of the great explorers throughout history, including Christopher Columbus, Marco Polo, Alexander the Great, Chuck Yeager, Barbara Washburn, Amelia Earhart, and many more.
Horton the elephant goes to great trouble to protect some very small creatures who make their home on a speck of dust. Presented in Korean and English.
Cooper, confused about his half-American, half-Korean heritage, gains insights from Mr. Lee, the owner of the neighborhood grocery store, whose insistence on speaking Korean to Cooper takes the young boy from anger to understanding.
A bilingual retelling of two Korean folktales, the first about the Big Dipper and seven devoted brothers, and the second about two brothers who plant gourds that reveal the difference between greed and compassion.
A bilingual retelling of two Korean folktales, the first about a man who is transformed into an ox to learn the value of hard work, and the second about a man's search for immortality.
A bilingual retelling of two Korean folktales, the first about a greedy princess and three brothers who learn about trust and humility, and the second about a hungry tiger who learns not to trust rabbits.
