korean language

An introduction to Korean, featuring two-page color photographs, each on a different theme, with objects labeled in Korean and English, covering family, clothes, food, garden, classroom, and other topics.

Pete the Cat wears his new white shoes while walking down the street, and as he steps into piles of strawberries, blueberries, and other messes--and the color of his footwear changes--he keeps on moving and singing to himself without being bothered.

". . . offers authentic, real-life conversations by Korean native speakers, everyday vocabulary and expressions, easy-to-understand grammar explanations, notes on social etiquette, and . . . more"--OCLC.

Elephant, who is cautious and pessimistic, and Piggie, who is optimistic and sometimes reckless, go outside to play in the sun and hope that it does not rain. Presented in Korean.

Rhyming text paired with letters of the English alphabet and themed photos invite the reader to learn Korean words.

Even though Tumford the cat is well loved by George and Violet Stoutt, they despair of ever teaching him to apologize when he does something wrong.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes how the moon, stars, and all of nature reacted on the night a baby was born.

As Hillary works in the miniature village, allegedly built by elves, in Sara-Kate's backyard, she becomes more and more curious about Sara-Kate's real life inside her big, gloomy house with her mysterious, silent mother.

A seven-year-old orphan goes to live with her aunt, where she learns new values as she grows to young womanhood. There are many happy memories and sad times too; jealousy of her sister, death of a schoolmate, and disappointment of first love.

Sham and the stable boy Agba travel from Morocco to France to England where, at last, Sham's majesty is recognized and he becomes the "Godolphin Arabian," ancestor of the most superior Thoroughbred horses.