Description: The 22nd book in the beloved Kkokkasin Baby Picture Book series. Poet and children's author Lee Sang-gyo adapted this poem, originally published in "Pat-Pat, Baby's Sleep Poems," into picture book form. True to the spirit of poetry, the story is filled with playful sound words mimicking the way different animals walk, which read like a gentle song. Sweet, soothing words describing a baby drifting off to sleep — like "soft and slow," "little by little," and "softly closing" — add to the lulling, tender mood. Illustrator Kim Hyo-eun beautifully brings to life a fantastical moonlit scene filled with sleeping animals and a peaceful baby. Using the abstract idea of "sleep" as her subject, she creates a dreamlike world where it feels as though little spirits of sleep are gathering under the moonlight. As the round moon rises over a quiet village, its soft light shines through the doorway, tracing gently over the baby's feet and nose until it finally reaches their closed eyes — as if sleep itself were drifting in on moonbeams to settle warmly beside your little one.