★By the author featured in an elementary school textbook.
★Can humans truly befriend dinosaurs?A story of a child and a dinosaur, capturing their pure friendship.

The pure hearts of children who view the world without prejudice. Children see things through innocent eyes, often perceiving what adults forget over time. Writing this book, the author likely pondered deeply about what it means to be pure. This short story is imbued with reflections on the innocence possessed by children. To a child, even bugs or animals that adults might find repulsive are simply friends. The author’s hope is about being free of prejudice and being a good listener. Regardless of appearances or species, we can live together harmoniously.

This book resonates with the message that we can coexist with anything, transcending language and physical differences. It's a wonderful book for children to appreciate their pure hearts and for adults to reminisce about their own childhood innocence.

Kim Hyuntae worked as a copywriter at Cheil and made his literary debut when his play The Happy Cactus won the New Year’s Literary Contest at The Korea Times. Since then, he has been writing children's books across various genres.

Oh Sookjin was graduated from Seoul National University with a degree in Western Art and studied painting at the National Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, Italy. She has held numerous solo exhibitions and works as a painter.