Can I Borrow Your Dad?
- Personal ExperienceWarm Healing
- Categories:Growing Up & Facts of Life Picture Books
- Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:November,2021
- Pages:46
- Retail Price:12600.00
- Size:212mm×249mm
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Words:(Unknown)
- Star Ratings:
- Text Color:(Unknown)
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Feature
★Selected as a Notable Picture Book by KBBY
★Ranked in the TOP 100 Parenting Bestsellers on YES24, a representative online bookstore in Korea!
★Highly recommended by readers on Korea's largest bookstore, Kyobo Book Center, and YES24, a representative online bookstore in Korea!
★Recommended children's picture book by Korea's Happy Morning Reading / Little Bookworm!
★Outstanding children's book recommended by "Sejong Book" in Korea!
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[Emotional Resonance] This book deeply touches the souls of those who are grieving due to the loss of a loved one, establishing an emotional connection with readers.
[True Story] The author Zheong-yrun Heo draws from her own childhood experience of losing her father, enhancing the story's impact.
[Children's Perspective] It explores the grief and loss of a loved one's passing from a child's point of view, making it relatable to children.
[Healing Theme] It inspires children who are struggling, offering comfort and helping them understand and cope with the pain of losing a loved one.
This is a picture book that gently soothes the souls of those who are grieving the loss of a loved one. The author Zheong-yrun Heo shares her own experience of suddenly losing her father as a child, hoping to reach the hearts of children who have had similar experiences.
Have you ever lost a beloved parent or a precious family member due to divorce, death, or other reasons? When such a sudden change occurs, it can be incredibly difficult and heartbreaking. Any comforting words or gentle hugs seem insufficient to open the hearts closed by loss. Through reading this book, it is hoped that children who are struggling with pain and sorrow can find some solace for their souls.
Description
Author
She majored in childhood studies at university and furthered her studies in early childhood education and education at the graduate school level. Currently, she is not only a picture book author and animation director but also a university professor. Her work "Transparent Trees" was selected for the WHITE RAVENS in the field of international children's and youth literature in Germany in 2017, and another of her works "Lend Me Your Dad" was selected for THE BRAW AMAZING BOOKSHELF in 2022.
In addition, she has created picture books such as "Fisherman Dad" and "Monkey School," and has written works like "I Eat Rice Every Day," "We Are Here, Zoo," "63 Days," "Siblings," "Lulu Hunter," "Yellow Boots," "Transparent Trees," and "Late."
Woen-hee Jo
She majored in multimedia design at university and furthered her studies in illustration at HILLS. She loves to tell stories about nature, animals, and the small but precious things through illustrations. Her work "Tooth Hunter" won the Bologna Award in 2017. She has created and illustrated works such as "Ice Boy," "Tooth Hunter," "Praise!", "Must Go Alone," "Mr. Muscle and Auntie Fat," "Important Questions," "East Hemisphere Observation," and "Ah! Shortened!", and has also provided illustrations for books like "A Miracle Dog Named Mossy for Us," "Charles," "Soap Man," and "The Little Rabbit's Birthday Party."






