Mr. Hedgehog's Heart Repair Shop
- Self-AcceptanceEmotional GrowthHealing StorySELAnimal Story
- Categories:Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths Picture Books Literature & Fiction Personal Health
- Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Publication date:April,2026
- Pages:96
- Retail Price:(Unknown)
- Size:152mm×210mm
- Text Color:Full color
- Words:(Unknown)
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Feature
★ Set in a "heart repair shop," this episodic tale follows Mr. Gosum as he mends the worries of different visitors. Each standalone story carries its own emotional theme—fear, loss, protection—while weaving together the protagonist's journey of growth.
★ Mr. Gosum, a hedgehog who feels ashamed of his spiky exterior, unexpectedly discovers that his quills can repair broken things and comfort wounded hearts. The story ingeniously transforms "flaws" into "gifts," helping children rediscover their self-worth and learn to embrace their imperfect selves.
Description
Author
Born in Seoul in 1973, Lee studied creative writing in the biology department at university and went on to study children's literature and fairy tale writing in graduate school and at a children's book writers' workshop.
She launched her literary career in 2012 by winning the 13th Munhakdongne Children's Literature Award for The Time Shop. She hopes to continue writing good, heartwarming fairy tales.
Her works include: The Time Shop, The Red Thread, The Footprint Child, Twelve, My Dear Self, Thirteen, the Dunk Shot, Protect Ari!, the young adult novel Saturday, Longing, and the picture book Mom, How Did You Know?
Hong Soo-young (Illustrator)
An illustrator whose works include Tina and the Socks, Tina and the Cotton Candy Cloud, Dandan and Honghong Go to School, One More Ice Cream, Please, and A Day Like a Painting. Among these, Tina and the Socks has won the hearts of children not only in Korea but also in the United States, Mexico, and Spain.
Contents
Seolgi the Rabbit · 19
Buya the Owl · 35
Poljak the Frog · 48
Pupu the Elephant · 67
Epilogue · 82
Author’s Note · 86








