★ Kyung Hyewon, the acclaimed author behind popular dinosaur picture books such as “The Elevator” and “Dong Dong,” has created her first “Dinosaur Kindergarten” series specifically for babies aged 0–3!
★ This book perfectly pairs dinosaur characters with numbers, allowing children to learn counting as easily as looking at pictures. Set against the backdrop of daily life in a kindergarten, it gently helps little ones cope with separation anxiety when starting daycare for the first time.
★ Earnestly recommended by experts including Kim Se-sil, author of “Picture Book Parenting,” this series is the perfect introductory choice for young dinosaur enthusiasts!
The series includes: “123 Dinosaur Kindergarten” and “ABC Dinosaur Kindergarten” (coming soon).
★ Licenses have been secured for both Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese editions!

“1 2 3 Dinosaur Kindergarten” is an early-learning book that invites babies to happily count along with ten adorable dinosaurs. Starting with Sandy, a little dino getting ready for kindergarten in the morning, each page turn introduces one more dinosaur and one more number; at the same time, toys and other objects around them also increase by one, allowing children to learn Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3) all within a single scene.

From the very cover, these sweet, cuddly dinosaurs immediately capture readers’ attention. Korea’s renowned “dinosaur picture-book author,” Kyung Hye-won, has once again created a set of charming, endearing dinosaur characters perfectly tailored to a child’s perspective: they accurately reflect real dinosaur traits while thoughtfully compiling, at the back of the book, the scientific names, storybook nicknames, and corresponding numbers of all ten dinosaurs, making it easy for kids to recognize them. These energetic, expressive little dinos are just like the children we know. So join this gang of baby-like dinosaur pals and have fun learning numbers together!

Kyung Hyewon

She majored in English Literature in university and has long been captivated by the charm of books and illustration. Today, she works as a picture-book creator. Her works are known for their playful storylines that spark children’s curiosity and for their loving, adorable characters, earning her widespread acclaim among readers. In 2018, she was awarded the Openbook Good Book Award in Taiwan. She has also been invited to children’s book fairs and related events in Taiwan, Hong Kong, France, Italy, Mexico, the United Arab Emirates, and other regions, where she has had the opportunity to meet her audience.

Her authored and illustrated titles include “1 2 3 Dinosaur Kindergarten,” “A B C Dinosaur Kindergarten,” “Dongdong,” “Special Friends,” “The Giant Secret Friend,” and “My Christmas with Tyrannosaurus Rex.” Among the books she has illustrated but not written are “The Cat Who Became a Librarian,” “Can I Forget?,” “Tteokbokki Learning Book,” and “Jajangmyeon Learning Book.”