Description Gongyangi, Kogyangi, Keobyangi… what will it become next? The mischievous little cat is bored. Even rolling around like a ball to become "Gongyangi," or tucking itself into a box to become "Kogyangi," the cat is still bored. Even curling up snugly inside a cup to become "Keobyangi," playing alone just isn't much fun. Having already become Gongyangi, Kogyangi, and Keobyangi, what will this playful little cat turn into next? Will our curious cat finally find a friend to play with? Goyangi Koyangi Kkoyangi is a charming board book for babies by author Won Ji-hyun, celebrating the cat's flexible, ever-changing movements paired with playful nicknames that make every page a delight to read aloud. Another Adorable Board Book from the Creator of Gom Gong Kong Beloved for its adorable bear, ball, and bean characters and their sweet, funny adventures, Gom Gong Kong author Won Ji-hyun returns with another warm and lovable board book. Goyangi Koyangi Kkoyangi is a captivating picture book built around the cat's free-flowing movements and the playful nicknames that match each pose. While babies often begin by making vowel sounds or simple consonants like "m" and "p," Goyangi Koyangi Kkoyangi introduces trickier sounds like "g," "k," and the doubled "kk" — sounds that require a bit more tongue movement. Just like its predecessor, this book makes a wonderful companion for early speech practice. Through the everyday antics of this mischievous, lovable cat — who might remind you so much of your own little one — this book invites children to dream of a cozy, gentle world. Goyangi Koyangi Kkoyangi is sure to delight fans of Gom Gong Kong, cat lovers, and anyone who enjoys playful wordplay. Start a Fun Reading Adventure with Goyangi Koyangi Kkoyangi! This is a wonderful book for parents and children to enjoy together through movement and wordplay after reading. Thanks to the author's keen observation, the playful cat's movements — curling into a ball, crouching down, hopping — are simple and fun to imitate. Kids can act out tucking into a box or curling into a cup using a favorite box or blanket at home, and adults can join in by hugging a teddy bear or lying down and resting their feet up, just like the cat does in the book. Just as the cat's nicknames — Gongyangi, Kogyangi, Keobyangi — are created by swapping the first sound of "goyangi" (cat) to match its pose or situation, children can practice this same kind of wordplay by inventing playful nicknames for the people and things they love, based on how they look or act. This is a wonderful way to build vocabulary and creative expression. Enjoy a cozy, joyful reading time together with Goyangi Koyangi Kkoyangi — a book full of playful movement and language that helps strengthen the bond between parent and child.