Description: A small restaurant with a living space attached is home to a married couple and their two children—until grandmother comes to live with them. Life is already far from easy for the couple, who work tirelessly all day while raising their kids. The father, carrying his grandmother, who has dementia, on his back as he returns home, looks as though he's bearing an unbearably heavy burden. The children complain—why can't the four of them just live happily together like before, without grandmother? But their father tells them: grandmother is his mother. Winner of the Grand Prize at the 6th Borim Creative Picture Book Contest in 2005. The book stands out for its solid composition, skillfully balancing small and large illustrations. Without preaching or persuading, it delivers a quiet yet powerful message. As the children watch their parents care for their grandmother, they come to realize that she is not someone to resent or dislike, but a precious and vulnerable person to be understood and embraced. The gradual growth of the child's heart reaches out from the pages to touch the reader.