Description * Winner of the UK's Nonfiction Picture Book Award * Winner of the French Library Association's Sorcières Award * Recommended by the Children's Book Research Association * Includes reading activity guides for both children and teachers, written by a practicing elementary school teacher First introduced in Korea in 2001, "Where Did the Seed Go?" has remained a beloved nature-observation picture book cherished by readers ever since. The story captures the journey of ten seeds as they grow into beautiful flowers, told through simple sentences and warm, dynamic illustrations. Along with themes of birth, growth, and the life cycle of seeds, the book beautifully conveys the wonder of nature's cycles—while also gently introducing counting concepts. The journey of the ten seeds—from sprouting to becoming new seeds themselves—offers an uplifting message of hope and perseverance, resonating with anyone who has faced moments of wanting to give up. The detailed, warm watercolor illustrations are so realistic they make readers feel as though they're standing right in nature, sparking curiosity in children who are just beginning to take interest in the natural world. As children imagine the stories hidden within the illustrations in their own way, they'll connect with the book on a deeper level while naturally developing visual literacy. At the back of the book, a special 'Teacher's Guide to Appreciating the Work' is included for teachers and caregivers, offering detailed insight into the book's message, artistic style, and suggested post-reading activities. Through this guide, readers can uncover subtle details they might have missed, gaining a richer and deeper appreciation of the story.