Me too, me too - little baby picture book 7

Description

Bestseller for ages 0-3, It's Okay, a new work by author Choi Sook-hee

〈It's Okay〉 was published in 2005 and has become a best-seller, receiving overwhelming support from not only children but also mothers for a long time. As it has been included in elementary school reading textbooks starting this year, readers' love for it is growing even hotter. The author of this book, Choi Sook-hee, is one of the representative Korean authors who enjoys the greatest popularity among her mothers. He has already gained many fans in Korea and is receiving favorable reviews overseas for his works such as 〈It's Okay〉, 〈Peekaboo Game with Zodiac Animals〉, 〈Whose Shadow Is?〉, and 〈Pictures and Maps of the World〉.
His work immediately catches readers' eyes with its cute characters and gorgeous, beautiful colors. In particular, when looking at <It's Okay> and <Peek-a-boo for the Twelve Zodiac Animals>, which are the best-selling picture books for younger children, babies cheer and delight before their mothers at the characters who blink at any moment and look like they are about to say something.
Choi Sook-hee’s new work, “Me Too, Me too,” a star writer who is unrivaled in the field of picture books for younger readers, has been published. This work is also tailored to the eye level of younger children and will once again be a good gift for many mothers and babies.

Eat well, play well, learn hard
A book for brave, confident babies

For babies who have just begun to walk, the world itself is a large playground and learning ground. Everything in the world is amazing and enjoyable every day. When babies see something new, they imitate it and learn about the world one by one by trying it out on their own. For babies who are just beginning to explore the world, following along and trying things out on their own is an essential part of their growth and development. ‘Me too, me too’ began with the images of such babies.
“Me too, me too!” is something babies always say at that age. The same goes for the cute baby in 〈Me too, me too〉. Da-da-da-da, as energetic as a zebra, as happy as a la-la-la lark, when you see animals, you imitate them all by shouting, “Me too, me too!” However, that doesn't mean you always just follow along. The baby who was imitating the animals now says he will try it himself first. Then she ran to her mother and shouted, “Side!” Give me a kiss.
This book depicts a baby observing and recognizing animals and having fun imitating them by running, singing, rolling, eating, and washing. Babies look at nature, have fun playing with animals, and learn basic lifestyle habits.
Babies eat well, play happily, learn hard, and do their best to grow every day. That’s why babies’ “Me too, me too!” are such words of pride, love, and gratitude. “Me too, me too!” are also words that show the strength, health, and hope of babies. This is because it is the will to try, and the confidence and courage that I can do it well. This book was created with the hope that our children will always shout “Me too, me too!”, work hard at everything, laugh excitedly, and grow up to be strong and confident children.

An exciting baby picture book to watch, listen to, and try together

〈Me too, me too〉 is full of lively and cheerful animals. A zebra running vigorously, a lark singing beautifully, a frog jumping up and down, a panda rolling around... … . The baby shouts “Me too, me too!” and runs, sings, and has fun with the animals. He poops like a rabbit, poops with a dog, and washes his face like a cat. This book is for babies who are happy that they can make even small movements and who love to move and play constantly. By actually reading this book, babies can enjoy physical play with the animals or babies in the book and learn lifestyle habits such as eating, washing, and pooping. In addition, the baby will be able to gift the mother with something she can do with great confidence, the happiest and most loving kiss in her world.
Artist Choi Sook-hee's paintings, which focus babies' attention at a glance, are also an indispensable advantage. The characters she draws are so pretty and cute that you can't help but exclaim with admiration. fun and pleasant Their lifelike and unique expressions make you look into their eyes one by one. The gorgeous yet warm and beautiful colors also delight the viewer. In addition to her visual satisfaction, her writing is simple and repetitive, and is full of rhythm through the use of various onomatopoeia and mimetic words. A book that babies can read happily, listen to as if singing, and have fun imitating, “Me Too, Me too” will definitely be an extremely enjoyable experience for babies aged 0-3.