Description One sweet, fluffy cotton candy brought everyone together as one. When you open this book, Yallacha Mouse Brothers 1. Spring: Cloud Juice, the first thing that catches your eye is the wonderfully fluffy texture of the cotton candy illustrations, so realistic you can almost feel the softness. This single cotton candy is what brings all the animals of Romantic Village together as one. From the early morning, the mouse brothers pull their cotton candy cart busily toward the park, only to find themselves utterly captivated by the lively village festival unfolding before their eyes. But soon they come to their senses and begin making cotton candy. Then, with a shout of "Yallacha!" from their leader, Dorong, unexpected things begin to happen! The cotton candy machine starts making strange noises, and the mouse brothers float up into the sky... In an instant, the village festival is thrown into chaos, and the animal friends of Romantic Village do everything they can to save the mouse brothers. Just then, Dorong's "Yallacha!" rings out once again! And suddenly, a magical juice appears, uniting the hearts of all the animal friends of Romantic Village. In that moment, they come to realize that happiness doesn't come from a special day alone, but from being together with everyone. Seven adorable mouse brothers and over fifty animal characters appear throughout the book, filling the story with rich detail. The fluffy, realistic cotton candy illustrations and the colorful, vibrant palette that captures the warmth of spring make this book even more lovable and charming. For any child or adult who loves warm spring days, sweet cotton candy, and cute animals, Yallacha Mouse Brothers 1. Spring: Cloud Juice is a book you simply can't help but love. Seven Characters Born from the Playful Imagination of Author Moon Chae-bin: Dorong, Rere, Mimi, Parang, Solsol, Lala, and Sirong Each of the seven adorable mouse brother characters, created by author Moon Chae-bin, has its own distinct personality. There's Dorong, the leader, who dashes about pulling the cart with his red cape fluttering behind him; Rere, who wears glasses because reading too many books weakened his eyesight; Mimi, who always has cookie crumbs around her mouth; Parang, who paints his own face every single day; Solsol, who always carries around his beloved pillow; Lala, the accident-prone one, always sporting a bandage on his forehead; and Sirong, who gets startled by even the smallest things. Each character, layered with its own unique personality, is bursting with life. The author wrote and illustrated this book while reflecting on the exciting foods that could only be enjoyed on special days. Even now, remembering the wind, sunlight, scenery, and friends of that time, cotton candy was, for the author, a treat that could only be tasted on special occasions like spring picnics — a food that disappeared so quickly once you started eating it that you always agonized over every bite. But that special, melt-in-your-mouth texture with each bite was a happiness too precious to miss. The author hopes to share with readers the many flavors of cotton candy — a treat that brings joy just by looking at it and stirs up the excitement to melt it in your mouth right away, just like in childhood. A little taste of cloud, a touch of happiness, and a whole lot of excitement.