Description We hope to encourage children to discover the value of "loveliness" that goes beyond appearance! Simply existing is beautiful. "You're Lovely Too" is a picture book filled with the cute and lovable faces of many different animals. But looking closely, you'll notice that each animal looks just a little different. Among a group of round, plump friends sniffing flowers, one pig has a pointy nose. Among parrots chirping happily together, one has a stubby beak. A lion runs powerfully across the plains, its whole body covered in a shaggy mane. There's an owl with only one eye, a giraffe with a stubby short neck, a tree frog that's completely white, a turtle with a crooked shell, an octopus with one twisted leg, a snail with bumpy antennae, a cheetah without spots, a shark with a curved dorsal fin, a butterfly with one small wing, and a katydid with a crooked face. Though they all look a little different, each one walks, swims, and sings in its own way, living its own unique life. And that is beautiful. Discover "Loveliness" In a time when appearance seems to matter more than ever, "You're Lovely Too" asks: what really defines beauty? We often create a standard of "normal," and look with suspicion at anything outside that category, calling it wrong. Children, especially, often absorb and follow these judgments from the adults around them. But isn't it true that something isn't "wrong" - it's simply "different"? "You're Lovely Too" reminds us that everyone possesses an innate loveliness. That beauty may come from appearance, as we commonly think, but it can just as easily come from a brave action or a gentle way of speaking. Through this book, we hope children will grow up not fixated on their looks in the mirror, but instead discovering and nurturing the loveliness within themselves, and learning to recognize loveliness in their relationships with others. "You're Lovely!" - Like a Magic Spell Author Yoon Yeo-rim, beloved for her rhythmic, beautiful writing and warm sensibility in books like "I Like Myself," "Eun-i's Palm," and "Slowly, Little Lizard," once again gives us a lovely picture book that reads like a poem. In "Eun-i's Palm," philosophy was hidden within poetic text; in "A Leaf I Once Met," you could almost hear the author whispering softly; and in "Slowly, Little Lizard," the unhurried pace of "slowly" came through beautifully. Meanwhile, in books like "It's Okay to Cry!" and "You're Even Prettier When You Smile!", her writing conveyed a soft, gentle kind of love. In "You're Lovely Too," the author once again shares her boundless affection for all living things in this world. Illustrator Chae Sang-woo brings the animals to life with vivid, varied colors, portraying them like innocent children full of energy and vibrance, completing this truly "lovely" picture book. As you read "You're Lovely Too" together, we hope that repeating the words "you're lovely" - like a song, like a magic spell - will help your child grow into someone who loves themselves and shares that same message of love with everyone around them.