Description "I want to express my feelings!" - A Sensory Expression Dictionary for Children As children grow, they experience a wide range of sensations. They taste new flavors with their mouths, smell new scents with their noses, touch unfamiliar objects with their hands, see unfamiliar sights with their eyes, and hear unfamiliar sounds with their ears. They feel the world with their whole bodies. Experiencing new sensations is, in many ways, what growing up is all about. But accurately recognizing one's own feelings and expressing them in words is not an easy task. Children often struggle to properly express the sensations they feel. "Nine-Year-Old's Dictionary of Feelings" is a dictionary-style book that presents 80 words describing feelings and sensations, arranged alphabetically (in Korean) from "itchy" to "bright." It introduces sensory expressions matched to everyday situations that children frequently encounter. Young readers can relate to the situations depicted through precise sentences and lively illustrations, naturally learning how to express their own feelings. By reading the explanations, they can also understand the exact meanings of words and learn how to use them in specific contexts. After reading "Nine-Year-Old's Dictionary of Feelings" and discovering a variety of sensory expressions, children will not only be able to express their own senses more naturally, but will also become more active in seeking out new sensations. "I want to express my feelings more precisely!" - A Dictionary Full of Diverse and Specific Situations "Nine-Year-Old's Dictionary of Feelings" introduces sensations that children commonly experience in daily life alongside concrete situations. The tactile expression "fluffy/soft" is introduced through scenes such as taking in blankets dried in the sun, touching one's face after washing it, and petting a fuzzy cat. The visual expression "speckled/blotchy" is shown through situations like coming back from a mudflat experience, getting a new outfit dirty from a car splashing muddy water, or looking at a snake in an animal encyclopedia. The taste expression "sour" is presented alongside images of eating lemons, apricots, or Korean plums. The smell expression "fragrant" is explained through situations such as Dad bringing flowers home for Mom's birthday, preparing shepherd's purse together with Dad, and smelling Mom's scent as she falls asleep while telling a story. The auditory expression "noisy" is depicted through scenes like classmates chattering during recess, visiting a festival with an aunt, and going grocery shopping at a crowded market. "Nine-Year-Old's Dictionary of Feelings" includes basic expressions like "slippery," "sharp," "salty," and "cool," as well as more specific expressions like "tingly," "pale/milky," "dense/tightly packed," and "bloated." Through this book, young readers who learn a variety of sensory expressions will be able to more naturally express the sensations they feel through their eyes, nose, mouth, ears, and hands. Delicate Sentences and Lovely Illustrations Poet Park Sung-woo and illustrator Kim Hyo-eun, who showed a fantastic collaboration in "Nine-Year-Old's Dictionary of Mind" and "Nine-Year-Old's Dictionary of Togetherness," team up again for this book. Poet Park Sung-woo unfolds the sensations children commonly feel in daily life through warm and delicate sentences. Through 80 varied expressions, the poet wholeheartedly encourages children not only to learn sensory expressions but also to embrace new sensations with curiosity. Illustrator Kim Hyo-eun brings children's feelings to life with lovely, warm illustrations. The realistic and vivid writing and artwork, which naturally evoke children's own experiences, will be a great help for young readers learning to express their senses.