Little Rider
- ResilienceParent-Child BondFirst ExperienceSocial-Emotional LearningOvercoming fear
- Categories:Early Learning Growing Up & Facts of Life Picture Books
- Language:Korean（Translation Services Available）
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Publication date:September,2025
- Pages:48
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:218mm×218mm
- Text Color:Full color
- Words:（Unknown）
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Feature
★ Continuing the warm, healing style, this book takes a child's first bicycle ride as its theme, faithfully tracing the psychological curve when facing setbacks, from anticipation and nervousness to falling, frustration, and trying again. Clean, powerful illustrations and text precisely capture that moment of "not wanting to give up."
★ Silent fatherly love, a tender balance between letting go and guarding, delicate without being sentimental. Ideal for parent-child reading.
Description
Dad holds the seat, but the bike still wobbles and soon crashes to the ground. Scraped knees, swollen palms, the pain of frustration hurts more than the wounds. But the child does not give up, getting up again and again, pedaling again and again. Finally, he succeeds, riding off into the wind. This is a picture book about "first challenges," recording falls and rises, conveying the courage to "try again even after falling."
Author
Bestselling Korean author and illustrator. Formerly worked in animation planning and directing, now focuses on painting and writing that depict children's inner worlds. His work was selected for the Sharjah International Book Fair's Korean Best Children's Book of the Year in 2024!
Works written and illustrated by him include The Snail, My Red Wings, The White Kite, Monster Hunter, Rocket Eye, The Dog Who Loved Reading, Let's Go to the Island!, The Golden Deer, and others. Works he illustrated include The Love Lottery Robot, Emotion Stickers, The Mountain Cat of Huhu Hall, The Almighty Building Next to School, and If You Apologize Sincerely.
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