"What a peculiar rabbit. Can't you walk straight like us?" A story of a backward rabbit who stands against prejudice with a different perspective! The rabbit was carefully walking down the road in the beautiful blue shoes it received as a birthday gift. "Oh no, my shoes!!" But a child running from the opposite direction splashed muddy water on the rabbit's shoes. The rabbit was upset about its dirty new shoes. If it continued like this, the new shoes would soon become old ones. What should the rabbit do to keep its shoes clean? It decided to walk on its ears instead! Now the rabbit became 'Kkito' who walks on its ears. Kkito hopped joyfully, and the world looked new from this upside-down perspective. The sun in the sky was shining on the ground, and everything on the ground was dangling in the sky. Kkito didn't stop at just walking upside down; it started to create its own way of doing things. It began to say simple words and phrases like "Nyeong-an! (Hello!)" and "Womago! (Thank you!)" backward, and even started eating, sleeping, and singing in reverse. However, walking on its ears wasn't easy. It was just about to promise itself to walk carefully on its feet again. "Hey! Why are you walking upside down?" "Ahh! It's a monster rabbit! Let's run away!" "If you walk backward, you won't grow taller." ... The neighboring rabbits began to criticize Kkito for its backward ways. Kkito felt annoyed and angry at the neighbors who didn't understand it and just complained. So it shouted, "Leave me alone!" and ran down the road, but then tripped over a stone and fell. Embarrassed and ashamed to fall in front of its neighbors, Kkito pretended to be fine despite its hurt ear and got back up. Then it sat on a rock, feeling upset and shedding tears. At that moment, a rabbit named Toto approached Kkito. Toto applied medicine to Kkito's hurt ear and said that it also disliked getting its shoes dirty, so it carried them on its head. Toto was the first friend who understood Kkito's heart and actions without needing Kkito to say anything. Now Kkito stopped crying. Instead, it started walking its own way again with its friend Toto. The story of Kkito, the backward rabbit who stands against the world's prejudices in its own way, captures the essence of 'me' walking my own path without being intimidated by others. Discover what it truly means to be yourself through the adorable Kkito and the lovable friend Toto who accepts Kkito just as it is in "The Backward Rabbit Kkito"! A lovely encounter between Kkito, who wants to walk the world 'as itself,' and the kind-hearted friend Toto! Kkito decides to walk backward to avoid getting its shoes dirty. But that's not all! Kkito starts by walking on its hands, saying simple greetings and words backward, and even eating, sleeping, and singing in reverse, showcasing its unique personality in various ways. However, because of its different behavior, it receives harsh looks from the neighboring rabbits. "What a peculiar rabbit. Can't you walk straight like us?" At this moment of despair, Toto appears before Kkito, offering warmth and support through empathy. Toto, who also dislikes getting its new shoes dirty, carries them on its head while walking. Toto is a wonderful friend who pays attention to the parts Kkito doesn't express in words. Instead of judging or criticizing Kkito's actions, Toto understands and cares for Kkito as it is. Thus, Kkito and Toto, having become friends, walk confidently together in their own ways. Kkito, who once seemed odd, walking proudly through the world, brings a small touch of inspiration to the neighboring rabbits. The neighbors, who once criticized Kkito, begin to realize how enjoyable it is to walk in their own diverse ways, whether on four legs, rolling, or walking sideways. Just like Kkito and Toto, who move forward without caring about others' gazes and prejudices, take your own steps and walk the world as 'yourself'! Adorable and lovable illustrations filled with quirky charm! A perfect world made complete by the warm perspective of the author, Boram! The rabbit, carefully walking down the road in its beautiful blue shoes received as a birthday gift, looks just like us when we wear new shoes. However, the rabbit's subsequent actions exceed everyone's expectations. The sight of Kkito, the backward rabbit, hopping on its big ears is both surprising and impressive. In "The Backward Rabbit Kkito," the warm perspective and cute illustrations of the author Boram, along with imaginative creativity, tell a story about a world that is even more perfect because it is 'backward.' This picture book depicts the meeting of the lovely rabbit friends from previous works, "All Together" and "Please Give Me a Perfect Fried Egg," featuring the quirky yet proud Kkito and Toto, who empathizes with Kkito's actions. It also includes tiny ants observing Kkito from various scenes, as well as neighboring rabbits rolling, jumping, and walking sideways in their own unique ways! Enjoy the delight of discovering these cute and lovable characters. Additionally, Kkito's way of speaking backward, such as "Nyeong-an (Hello)," "Gira-ba-hae (Sunflower)," "Bak-su (Watermelon)," and "Tomato (Tomato)," helps children enjoy playful language games. Now, meet "The Backward Rabbit Kkito," which is even more perfect because it is backward. You'll encounter the charming Kkito and its friends, who showcase their uniqueness just like the rhythm of their footsteps!