★Rights sold to mainland China
★If you have such a machine with which you can choose an ideal "friend", "dad", "yourself", "brother", "pet" just by pressing a button in the cost of losing the real ones in reality, will you press the button? Written for primary pupils, this series of imaginative fairy tales tries to help them understand that what they have now is the most precious through the contrast technique.
★ Works by Choi Eun-ok, winner of the Blue Literature Prize and The Bir Literature Prize, and Kim Mu-jen, a popular illustrator. The Blue Literature Prize and the Bir Literature Prize are important children's literature awards in South Korea.

10 titles：
I Choose My Friends As I wish
I Choose a Dad as I Wish
I Choose I as I Wish
I Choose My Little Brother as I Wish
I Choose My Pet As I Wish
I Choose Lucky Star As I Wish
I Choose Santa Claus As I Wish
I Choose lucky As I Wish
I Choose Superman As I Wish
I Choose Teacher As I Wish

I'm a little embarrassedabout my dad who is the owner of a neighborhood jajangmyeon restaurant and delivers jajangmyeon himself as well.

Kang-woo's dad is the owner of a neighborhood jajangmyeon restaurant and delivers jajangmyeon himself as well. Sometimes, while hanging out with friends, Kangwoo bumps into his dad making deliveries on a motorbike, and Kang-woo is a little embarrassed about it. One day, there is a camping event where kids bring their fathers, and Kang-woo decides to participate in the event because his friends urge him to. But he's embarrassed to bring his dad. While he cannot make up his mind what to do, he notices a claw machine arcade. He walks in and picks a doll from a claw machine, and this doll turns into a human and tells Kang-woo that he's his dad. Now that Kangwoo has a dad who looks handsome like a movie star, he happily brings him to the camping event and impresses everybody. But this good-looking dad cares only about
making himself look cool and he doesn't bother to play with Kang-woo. When Kangwoo calls this good-looking dad, "mister," the fake daddy suddenly disappears. Later, Kang-woo picks several more dads, including a dad who doesn't nag, a dad who buys him lots of gifts, and a dad who plays sports really well. But all of them care more about
themselves than Kang-woo. In the end, Kang-woo misses his real dad who really cares about him, and when he chooses his real dad, he returns from fantasy to reality.