A New Work by Choi Sook-hee, Author of the Beloved Bestseller 'It's Okay' Published in 2005, 'It's Okay' quickly became an all-time bestseller, earning the unwavering love of both children and mothers alike. This year, it was even included in elementary school reading textbooks, further deepening readers' affection for the book. Author Choi Sook-hee is one of Korea's most beloved children's book creators. With works such as 'It's Okay,' 'Peekaboo! The Twelve Zodiac Animals,' 'Whose Shadow Is This?,' and 'A Map of the World,' she has built a large and devoted fan base both in Korea and abroad. Her illustrations, filled with adorable characters and vivid, beautiful colors, instantly capture readers' attention. In particular, her bestselling cognitive picture books for young children, 'It's Okay' and 'Peekaboo! The Twelve Zodiac Animals,' feature characters that seem ready to blink and speak at any moment—delighting babies even before their moms. Now, Choi Sook-hee, the unrivaled star author in the world of picture books for little ones, presents her newest work, 'Me Too, Me Too.' Perfectly tailored to the perspective of toddlers, this book is sure to become another wonderful gift for countless mothers and babies. A Book for Confident, Hardworking Little Ones Who Eat Well, Play Well, and Learn Eagerly For toddlers just beginning to take their first steps, the whole world is one big playground and classroom. Everything feels new and exciting every single day. Babies naturally imitate what they see and try things out on their own, learning about the world one step at a time. For little ones just starting to explore, imitating others and trying things independently are essential parts of growth and development. 'Me Too, Me Too' was born from observing exactly this stage of childhood. "Me too, me too!" is a phrase toddlers say all the time—and the adorable baby in this book is no exception. Watching a zebra gallop energetically, the baby shouts "Me too, me too!" and gallops along. Hearing a lark sing cheerfully, the baby sings along too, trying to copy every animal it sees. But the baby doesn't just imitate forever—soon, the baby decides to show everyone what it can do on its own, then runs to give Mom a sweet kiss. This book beautifully captures a baby observing and recognizing animals, then joyfully imitating them—running, singing, tumbling, eating, and washing up. Through watching nature and animals, the baby not only has fun but also picks up basic daily habits. Eating well, playing joyfully, and learning eagerly, babies grow a little more every single day with all their might. That's why "me too, me too!" is such an endearing, admirable, and heartwarming phrase. It reflects a baby's strength, health, and hope—the will to try, and the courage and confidence to believe they can do it too. This book was created with the hope that our children will always shout "me too, me too!" as they tackle everything with enthusiasm, laugh joyfully, and grow into confident, spirited individuals. A Delightful Baby Picture Book to See, Hear, and Try Together 'Me Too, Me Too' is bursting with lively, cheerful animals: a zebra galloping powerfully, a lark singing a pretty tune, a frog leaping high, a panda rolling around, and more. Shouting "me too, me too!", the baby runs, sings, and plays joyfully alongside them. The baby nibbles food like a bunny, goes potty like a puppy, and washes its face like a kitten. This is a book for babies who delight in even the smallest accomplishments and love to move and play without stopping. While reading, babies can enjoy active play right along with the animals and baby in the book, and naturally pick up daily habits like eating, washing up, and using the potty. And of course, babies can also share the happiest, most loving gesture of all—a kiss for Mom. One of the greatest strengths of this book is Choi Sook-hee's signature illustration style, which instantly captures babies' attention. The characters she creates are, above all, full of feeling and charm.