This is a road movie about a lonely old rhino and an unknown little penguin.
They will summon up their last courage, embark on an unknown journey, spend countless long nights,
In ignorance, regret, dependence and hope, they set out to find the sea that belongs to them...

★Recommended by countless readers, moved to tears, with sales in Korea exceeding 500,000 copies

★Winner of the 2021 German White Ravens Award
★Grand Prize at the 21st Korean "Literature Village" Children's Literature Awards
★Selected as one of the Best Books of 2021 by Korean bookstore professionals
★Chosen as the Book of the Year (Fairy Tale Category) by the 2021 Korean Children's Creative Review Magazine
★Featured as the Book of the Month by the 2021 Korean School Library Magazine
★Recommended by the 2021 Korean Publishing Cultural Industry Revitalization Institute's Book Sharing Committee
★A breakout hit in the Korean literary world, sweeping major bestseller lists and book selections
★Special "Book of the Year" selection by over 20 cities and their affiliated libraries

★Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Thai, and Turkish language rights have been sold!

Since we have spent so many long nights together, it was obvious to be called ‘we’. A small, but great bond of love. Norden, a White Boulder Rhinoceros raised in a herd of elephants, and a young penguin born out of an abandoned egg. The journey of two different beings from head to toe becoming ‘us’ and walking through the long night to the blue sea. The White Boulder Rhinoceros Norden had a wife who called him a "wacky but special rhino." After losing his precious wife, there was Angavu who taught Norden how to endure a long night without having nightmares. When Norden lost that precious Angavu, there was Chiku who made him dream of "tomorrow" beyond the scary night he couldn't get used to. Because they were there, Norden could remember the meaning of being together in the midst of all that separation and loss. So Norden was able to move together into the vast ocean, with a young penguin hatched out of an egg that Chiku looked after with his life. THE LONGEST NIGHTS is a story of love, solidarity, and dignity of life. It is an encouragement for children entering a new world. It gives readers a belief that countless miracles have gathered to create ‘me’ and the courage to face the world in front of them.

LULY
Studied art theory. Luly won the 21st Munhakdongne Children's Literature Award for THE LONGEST NIGHTS and the 26th BIR Golden Goblin Award(Picture Book) for THEY COULDN'T MAKE IT TO BREMEN AFTER ALL.