★ A bestseller in Korea, with over 60,000 copies sold!

★ Near-perfect reviews on YES24, a representative online bookstore in Korea!

★ Kim Si-young, the illustrator, was born and raised in the countryside and has long been engaged in the creation of fine brushwork paintings. Her paintings are realistic, natural, and approachable. She subtly hides her understanding of nature and warm sense of humor in every play and leap of the little dog, allowing children to feel the selfless gifts of nature to humanity by following the dog's steps.

★ The composition is simple, the story is interesting, and the text is full of rhythm. It meets the developmental and cognitive characteristics of babies aged 18 months to 3 years, allowing children to chant the content of the book like a song.

★ A set of fine brushwork picture books themed around the four seasons and a countryside puppy, perfect for children aged 1 to 3. Through the most common foods for children, such as fruits and vegetables, the book expresses the vibrant vitality of spring, the bright and cool summer, the fruitful autumn, and the sweet aroma of cooking indoors on a snowy winter day with rich and full colors and rhythmic text. The mischievous little rural dog will lead children to recognize the four seasons and the fruits and vegetables of each season, while appreciating the beauty of nature's creations.

★ The books are beautifully designed and make excellent gifts for children!

The series includes 4 books:
"Wow, Spring is Here" has been reprinted 16 times
"Wow, It's So Cool" has been reprinted 13 times
"Wow, It's Falling" has been reprinted 24 times and is included in Korean elementary school textbooks
"Wow, It Smells So Good" has been reprinted 16 times

Author: Cho Sun-yeon
Born in 1965 in Gyeongsangbuk-do
A renowned Korean children's science book author, planner, and editor with over 20 years of experience in publishing
Specializes in nature and ecology for children's literature
Recipient of the Korean Publisher of the Year (Editor) Award in 2005
Notable works include "Fine Brushwork Animal Atlas for Children," "Fine Brushwork Plant Atlas for Children," "Insect Atlas," "Tree Atlas," the "My Favorite Is..." series, and the "Snail Science Fairy Tales" series.

Illustrator: Kim Si-young
Born in 1965 in Gyeonggi-do, graduated from Hongik University with a major in Western painting
Grew up in Hamyang County, Jeolla Province, and continued to assist her family with farming after high school, closely observing and illustrating common flora and fauna
Her illustrative works include "Boom, Farted," "Rice is Growing," "Precious Poop," "Do It Like That," and the "My Favorite Is..." series.