Description: Mom's Childhood Paper Doll Theater series. This book invites children to read a beloved traditional Korean folktale and then create the story's characters as paper dolls. When you place the small, adorable paper dolls inside the theater—complete with a backdrop and curtains—they suddenly seem to come alive, as if they might move and speak at any moment. Set the theater on a table at your child's eye level, and playtime will become a wonderful new and surprising experience for your little one. Editor: Kkumkkuneun Dalpaengi Editorial Team. Recent titles include Disney Junior Smart Activity Observation Plus, Limited Edition Skip Hop Gift Set (Kkumdal & Daekyo Best 9 Series + Skip Hop Carrier Bag), Bubbling Cooking, and about 150 other titles. Read this fun traditional folktale and turn its characters into paper dolls! Stand them up in the beautiful included theater and act out the story together. Why not have mom play the woodcutter and your child play the fairy? As you take turns telling the story, laughter and joy will blossom between parent and child. You might find yourself amazed—'How did my child come up with that?'—or laughing out loud at their unexpected, silly twists. Spend just 10 minutes a day with your child using 'Mom's Childhood Paper Doll Theater'! Those happy 10 minutes together with mom can make a difference in your child's life 10 years from now. 1. A Story That Teaches the Importance of Honesty The Fairy and the Woodcutter ends with the woodcutter realizing his wrongdoing and sincerely repenting, after which the fairy forgives him, and the two are reunited and live happily in the heavens. The story teaches that lying can never lead to true happiness, and that even when we make mistakes, sincere repentance can bring forgiveness. 2. Charming Props That Spark Imagination Not only the main characters but also the important props from the story can all be made into paper dolls. Plus, the theater's roof has a cloud-shaped opening! Place the heavenly palace on top of the theater roof, and lift the woodcutter up through the roof using the well bucket. Children can reenact the story exactly as it's told, or create their own brand-new version. 3. The Special Magic of a Theater For both children and adults, a theater and stage are special spaces. When you place the small, adorable paper dolls inside the theater—with its backdrop and curtains—they seem to transform, ready to move and speak at any moment. Let your child set the theater on a table at their eye level and play. It will surely become a new and amazing experience for your little one.