Description This book, part of the Baby Communication series, is about learning to listen well to what friends have to say. It helps children realize on their own just how important it is to listen carefully to others. In this story, the king who only wants to talk—and never listens to the other animals—ends up with ears that grow bigger and bigger. Through the tale of his three princes who set out to cure the king's strange illness, this book helps children practice focusing and listening carefully in everyday life. Publisher's Review The picture book series 'Baby Communication,' created by communication expert Professor Lee Chan-gyu, consists of five books: [Speak, Don't Cry], [Instead of Saying 'No' or 'I Don't Know,' Tell Me Why!], [Listen Carefully When Others Are Speaking], [I'm So Glad I Asked!], and [What Should I Say in This Situation?] A picture book that raises children who listen attentively to others: [Listen Carefully When Others Are Speaking] 'Listening well' means more than just catching the information in someone's words—it also means understanding the speaker's attitude, intentions, feelings, and purpose. To grasp all these layers of meaning, a child needs to listen with real focus. In this story, the king who only wants to talk never listens to the other animals, and as a result, his ears grow bigger and bigger. His three sons—Prince I-Already-Know-It-All, Prince Who-Gets-Distracted, and Prince All-Ears—set out to find a way to cure their father. But when Teacher Listen-Well explains the things they must be careful about, only Prince All-Ears listens all the way through, while the other two princes don't pay attention. Which of the three princes will find the cure for the king's illness? This picture book helps children realize for themselves how important it is to listen closely to others, and it offers wonderful practice for building strong listening and focus skills in everyday life.