Description: This book is designed to help children build their powers of association, reasoning, and vocabulary through riddles. It brings together about 400 riddles arranged in a dictionary format. The riddles are sorted into nine categories based on their answers: Animals, Plants, People, The Human Body, Daily Life, Nature, Food, Objects, and Other. The book also includes special 'Bonus Riddles' — word riddles that share the same ending sound, number riddles, and riddles that look at a single object from many different angles — adding extra fun to the reading experience. 1. Animals 2. Plants 3. People 4. The Human Body 5. Daily Life 6. Nature 7. Food 8. Objects 9. Other Author: Shin Jae-hwan Recent works: Our Class's #1 Comedy King, Children's First Riddle Dictionary, Storyverse Integrated Social Studies 15: Humanity, and 70 titles in total. About the Author: After graduating from the Department of Cartoon Art at Kyungmin University, the author made his debut in the comics industry by winning an honorable mention in a newcomer's contest hosted by the comic magazine Z (Jet). His published works include Gag Detective Sherlock Holmes, Textbook Comics, Flying Over the Korea Strait, A Grand Adventure Through World Cultures, Understanding Science Experiments in a Flash, and Children's First Riddle Dictionary. A riddle dictionary made just for young children! What kind of cow can fly? What tree farts every day? What hides during the day and only comes out at night? What kind of rice can't be eaten? Discover these and many more fun riddles inside! The riddles are organized by topic — Animals, Plants, Food, Daily Life, People, and more — making them easy to understand. As kids look at the playful picture hints and try to guess the answers, they'll naturally build their creativity along the way. Over 400 Fun Riddles to Spark Creativity! Even riddles that seem simple can be surprisingly tricky to answer. That's because solving a riddle takes reasoning skills, imagination, and a good vocabulary. By exploring a wide variety of riddles, children can strengthen their thinking skills and ability to apply what they know. Children's First Riddle Dictionary contains more than 400 entertaining and varied riddles. Since the riddles are organized into nine categories, children can practice their powers of association by reading each riddle and reasoning out the answer within its given theme. Riddle play like this can also be a wonderful way for young children still developing their language skills to better understand how Korean is structured. At the end of each chapter, a fun four-panel comic called 'Giggle Comics' adds even more laughter with its charming illustrations and witty stories.