★A cognitive picture book series for 1-3-year-old babies to help children recognize animal characteristics and learn life skills such as walking and using the toilet.

★Vivid and adorable animals, gentle and natural color matching, lively, accurate, and simple adjectives, and a Q&A narrative style will all stimulate children's strong interest in exploration.

★Recommended children's book by the authoritative Korean media, The Korean Daily.

The series consists of 3 books:
"Whose Footprints Are These?"
"Whose Poop Is This?"
"Who Does It Look Like?"

This series is designed for toddlers taking their first steps, children learning to use the toilet on their own for the first time, and those who can now distinguish between the footprints of kittens and puppies. Look at these lovely animal illustrations and engage in a question-and-answer format: whose footprints are these? Whose poop is this? Who does it look like?

In "Whose Footprints Are These?", the vivid little animals seem to be showing off that the footprints are theirs. Gently lifting their feet, there are cats, puppies, ducks, chicks, bunnies... Their little footprints are all different. Watching the children learning to walk while looking at these adorable animal illustrations is also very cute, and just imagining this harmonious scene will bring joy.

"Whose Poop Is This?" is a picture book prepared for children learning to use the toilet on their own for the first time. "Whose poop is this?" "It's mine!" The expressions of the little animals are also serious and natural. As children begin their potty training, this book presents various animal poop to them through fine brushwork, helping to make the bathroom time a "happy game."

"Who Does It Look Like?" Whenever we see children growing up day by day, we are reminded of the animals in the forest. A wobbly fat black bear, a deer with a white butt, a squirrel with puffed-up cheeks... Look at the animal illustrations and find the similarities between the animals and the children, making it easy to remember the characteristics of the animals in the forest.