Baram Picture Book No. 137. The second picture book collaboration from writer Kim Yu and illustrator Sobogi. Mr. Lion (Saja) opens a store in the apartment complex called 'Saja Mart' — a name that's both his own and a hopeful pun, since 'saja' also means 'let's buy' in Korean. One day, a neighborhood woman walks into the store. When Mr. Lion greets her, she's so startled that she turns around and rushes back out. After that, rumors start spreading around the neighborhood: "He seemed to have quite a temper," "He really did look just like a lion." Before long, Saja Mart isn't known as a place to buy things anymore — it's known as the place where a scary lion lives. What will become of Mr. Lion's Saja Mart? This charming story explores how easily misunderstandings can take root, and gently reminds young readers about the importance of looking past first impressions to see who someone truly is.