Yumi Heo was a children's author and illustrator celebrated for her visually captivating narratives. Her work often drew from a deep connection to Korean culture and folklore, offering readers a unique glimpse into traditions and values. Heo focused on themes of family, identity, and the childhood experience, handling them with a keen eye for detail and emotional resonance. Her illustrations are noted for their vibrancy and their ability to draw young readers into the heart of a story.
The story features a playful argument between the sun and moon, exploring their differing perspectives on day and night. This delightful narrative is crafted as an ideal bedtime read, engaging young readers with the whimsical debate between these celestial bodies. Through their conversation, children can learn about the natural world while enjoying a charming tale that sparks imagination and curiosity.
In this perfect bedtime read, the sun and moon argue with each other about what happens during the day and night. Sun and Moon sit down for a tea party, but they soon find out that they see the world very differently. Moon says moms and dads get their kids ready for bed, while Sun says no, they get their children ready for school. So who's right? Well, as the two come to find out, they both are. With the help of Cloud, a gentle mediator, each stays up past their bedtime and sees the world from the other's incredible point of view. Perfect for sleepy listeners, here is a charming young picture book that will also help children see the world from different perspectives.
A folktale about two green frogs who always disobey their mother, explaining why green frogs cry out whenever it rains.
In the time before stories, two children meet a snake who offers to trade tales for their fruit.