★ A perfect blend of fun, education, and artistry, teaching children life rules and manners while making them laugh out loud!
★ Have you ever seen a snail station, an ant village, or a worm tunnel? Join the cosmic stars on their adventure!
★ Packed with catchy onomatopoeia and mimetic words, along with repetitive phrases, enhancing parent-child interaction and fun!

The star friends from the cosmos receive a special birthday party invitation! Who sent it? It’s from Big Bear, who lives on Earth. Excited about their first trip to Earth, the star friends cheer “Yay!” and start jumping around at home. Suddenly, the house shakes and plummets to Earth! Clutching a map of Earth’s villages, the star friends encounter never-before-seen worlds like the Snail Village’s Slow-Motion Station, the Caterpillar Rest Stop, and the Underground Ant Village, embarking on a series of lively adventures. Will the star friends make it to Big Bear’s house safely?

What happens if you jump around at home, slam doors, litter on the streets, or skip lines in public places? What if you toss books carelessly or forget to turn off the faucet? This book uses familiar everyday scenarios to show the consequences of breaking rules. For example, litter might turn into a ghost chasing after you, a carelessly thrown book could block the entrance to an ant village, preventing them from attending the birthday party, or running around in a restaurant might get you stuck to a sea urchin customer by a starfish waiter. Through these amusing storylines, children naturally learn good habits and the importance of respecting and caring for others. This is a delightful picture book that helps children develop good social habits.

[Author] Lee Soo-an
Graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Korean Language and Literature from Chung-Ang University and a master’s degree from the Graduate School of Communication at Chung-Ang University. Active as a picture book author, her works include I Really Like Mommy and If You Slam the Door.

[Illustrator] Bug
Through this book, the illustrator hopes to promote a world free from misunderstandings, prejudices, and discrimination, fostering a harmonious and inclusive society.