★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

Is there such a thing as the perfect friend for you?

Tae-woo doesn't like any of the kids he finds around him. None of them are particularly good in sports or school studies, and none of them look cool. One day, Tae-woo's class goes on a picnic, and when it’s time to play a game, he becomes part of a team with kids that he always thought were losers. He's not happy about it, and chooses to forget about the game, then decides to ride a bumper car alone instead. On his way to the car, however, he finds a vending machine where he can pick just the friend that he wants. First, he picks a funny friend, but he returns him because this one is dumb. He then picks a smart friend, but he returns him because this one is obnoxious. He picks an athletic one, kind one, and obedient one but he returns them all because they all have something that bothers him. Wishing to try his luck elsewhere, he searches for another vending machine when he sees Joon-soo standing in front of one. Joon-soo is not popular at school because he is always quiet and timid. Joon-soo picks a "kind-hearted friend who will always be there for me." Looking at him, Tae-woo remembers how Joonsoo is always alone at school and he feels sorry for him. The two boys find each other, and they both feel like they might become friends who will stay together for a long time. The two boys are happy that they finally found real friends, and they run to join the other kids together.