★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

You don't seem to like yourself.
What do you wish you to be?

Min-ju doesn't want to participate in the school talent show because she thinks there is nothing she can do better than the others. She is loitering around in the school yard instead of going to the talent show, when she notices a colorful tent and walks in. Inside the tent, she finds a bunch of mirrors and a table with cards on it. A deep voice from somewhere asks her, "You don't seem to like yourself. What do you wish you to be?" Min-ju thinks hard to find an answer to that question, and then she remembers Bora, who paints really well. The minute she says Bo-ra's name, she notices that a ribbon hair pin appears on her hair that is identical to what Bo-ra always wears. Min-ju walks out the tent, and she finds out that she just won the first prize in a drawing contest.
Min-ju looks the same as she always has, but she realizes she has Bo-ra's talent and character. Min-ju is thrilled. But Min-ju wants more than painting talent, and she keeps changing herself into a different Min-ju. But the more perfect she becomes, the more faults she gains, because she not only takes on the talents of other kids, but their faults, too. Now, she becomes estranged from her family and even her puppy. Min-ju misses her old self, who doesn't have a special talent but has a good appetite, is a good friend to others, and has a kind heart. Eventually, Min-ju picks her original self and returns tothe school talent show.

Written by Choi Eun-ok
Illustrated by Kim Moo-yeon