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Munhakdongne Children¡®s Books is one of Korea's foremost publishers. In expanding the list, our focus has been on contemporary and innovative books ¡ª warm, bright, bold and appealing reads that are fun for children and for their parents. We seek out the best fresh talent in illustration and writing, developing great new ideas and styles. We combine great quality with affordable prices, and blend humour, drama and imagination with an educational, inspirational quality. |
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Cats' School (1~5) |
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¡°Student that
doesn¡®t goof off in class will be punished!¡±
The spine tingling adventures of cats in their incredible, magic world. |
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¢ºAcaptivating journey to fantasy
world of magic and adventure based on 7-year research on mythology
and legends of Egypt, China, Scandinavia   
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¢ºBreath-taking story of the Cat history with myths and legends not restricted by time and space¡¦ Extraordinarily rich portrait of characters and their emotion by the artistic illustrator. It is a page turner. Once you get it, you can? do anything until you read through it! - Hankyoreh ¢ºThis book will be called a masterpiece of children's fantasy. Well planned and eXpertly crafted story. - MunHwa lbo ¢ºFantasy for children including ecological message, the harmony between human being and Nature through the adventures of cats. - Kookmin lbo ¢º Korean-brand fantasy for children. - Kyounghyang Shinmun ¢º Not a common adventure story. This is a magnificent story full of ecological lessons for your children. - Ohmynews.com |
Praise for Cats¡¯ School
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Open, Sky and Earth! Written by Won Jaehoon / Illustrated by Kwon Sihnah 2003 / 170X225 / 92p / Age 8¢¦11 When he died, Bango's eyes became the sun and moon; his body, the land; his blood, the water; his breath, the wind. This intriguing book of Oriental mythology for children tells of the origins of the world, human beings, and discoveries such as fire. |
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Three Great Stars Written by Won Jaehoon / Illustrated by Kwon Sihnah 2003 / 170X225 / 96p / Age 8¢¦11 A sequel to Open, Sky and Earth!, this second book of Oriental mythology for children describes the invention of agriculture, trade, medicine, and human society. It also shows humanity trying to make sense of floods, natural disasters, and illness. |
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The Bird Without Wings 3rd Munhakdongne Children's Book Award Winner. Written by Kim Sungbum / Illustrated by Kim Jaehong 2002 / 153X221 / 200p / Age 10¢¦13 3rd Munhakdongne Children's Book Award Winner. A boy reads about the Donghak Peasant Uprising over 100 years ago in a book written by his great grandfather. The book magically comes to life and speaks to him with a message that is still relevant today. |
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The Sound Doctor Written by Chung Jiyeon / Illustrated by Hong Seungwoo 2002 / 210X270 / 40p / Age 3¢¦4 Good Heavens, animals woke and found that their sounds were exchanged. ¡°Sound doctor, help!¡± Guess who is the sound doctor. There is the hidden trick, which makes a reader to the hero. |
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Mom Disappeared! 3rd Seoul Illustration Award for Children's Books Winner Written and illustrated by Lee Junghee 2002 / 210X280 / 32p / Age 5¢¦6 The missing racket for a day. Two brother and sister lost their mom in the bank. The illustrations like unskilled children's paintings are friendly. |
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The Tree Speaks 1st Seoul Illustration Award for Children's Books Winner Selected illustrator at 2003 Bologna Children's Book Fair Based on The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde / Written and illustrated by Cho Eunsoo 2000 / 210X282mm / 30p / age 5¢¦7 There is a giant, who hates noise and mess. So he drives the children away from his garden. Now he feels much better. However, as time goes by, he gets lonely and lonely. What can he do? |
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The Blue World of a Little Mouse Written and illustrated by Cheong Yeunmi 2001 / 215X265mm / 34p / Age 4¢¦6 / NOMA International Concours Award Winner The world our little mouse lives is thick with grey air. The sky is dusty and the dirty things are scattered all over. Aunt Owl, however, says an odd story : this place once was a clean blue world filled with flowers and trees which has cut down for houses and roads. She tells the mouse could recover the lost blue world, but how? |
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A Tomato, the Lastborn 1st Munhakdongne Children's Books Award Winner Written by Yang Hyewon / Illustrated by Park Hyunja 2000 / 300X230mm / 28p / Age 3¢¦5 Everybody wants to be recognized. A heart warming miracle comes true the moment the baby magpie discovers the tomato, the lastborn. |
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In Search of Imaginary Creatures
Written by Lee Insik / Illustrated by Lee Wooil Book 1: In Search of Imaginary Creatures in Myths Book 2: In Search of Imaginary Creatures in Legends |
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In and Out of the Mirror
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