★ This warm fantasy picture book creates a magical world where all adults turn into animals, following a young girl’s adventure in the foggy forest to reunite with her sister, delivering gentle ideas about family bond and personal growth with lyrical text and dreamy illustrations.

★ Co-created by award-winning Korean children’s literature writer Song Mikyoung and university-based illustrator Chang Sunhwan, the book blends whimsical fairy-tale elements with profound emotional insight, ideal for global juvenile reading lists and parent-child reading market.

A journey of growing up through the fog in a world where adults have turned into animals

One fall day, all the adults are turned into animals. As the only human in her family, Yeon sets out to visit her younger sister, who has been adopted by a wolf couple. On the train, she falls asleep and misses her stop, but a deer wearing a muffler appears in front of her. She is guided by the deer into the foggy forest. In the foggy forest, where people are said to meet the eyes of the one they most want to see, what kind of encounter awaits Yeon?

Song Mikyoung

Song won the 2nd Woong jin Junior Literary Award with 《The School for Children Who Don’t Want to Go to School》, the 54th Korea Publishing Culture Award with 《A Child》, and the 5th Changwon Children’s Literature Award with 《A Child Who Chews Stones》. She has written children’s books such as 《Hamlet and Me》, 《A Bear on a Spring Day》, and young adult novels such as 《The Insane Surgery Report》, 《Do I See a Bird?》. She has also written and illustrated 《I Became a Rabbit》, 《Today’s Dog and Bird》, and so on.

Chang Sunhwan

Chang is an illustrator and picture book author and has taught at a university. He wrote and illustrated 《Surfing the Waves》, 《Tidal War》, 《A Railroad Worker》, and so on. He drew pictures in books such as 《When Passing Through the Foggy Forest》, 《The Child Crossing the River》, 《I Flow》.