Description The second book in the Cloud Bread Animation Picture Book series. This picture book is adapted from one of the most beloved episodes of the 'Cloud Bread Animation,' which aired on KBS 1TV and Daekyo Broadcasting. Through the story of Hongsi, who worries about being too short, this book helps children develop the habit of eating a variety of foods instead of picking favorites. Hongsi really wants to grow taller, but he's worried because he isn't growing as fast as he'd like. Yet whenever he sits down to eat, he's too busy picking out the vegetables he doesn't like. Then one day, Uncle Kuku comes to visit and shares a secret about 'height-growing bread'... Author: GIMC DPS Recent works: Cloud Bread: A Promise Is a Promise, Cloud Bread: I Won't Play With My Sibling, Cloud Bread: Everyone Is Good at Something, and 44 titles in total. About the studio: GIMC is a digital content planning and production studio established by Korea's Ministry of Information and Communication and the city of Chuncheon to help develop Korea's creative content industry. By combining Korea's globally recognized animation talent with advanced IT technology and international networking, GIMC has been building a foundation for a world-class content industry. Its key areas include original animation, 3D imaging, internet broadcasting, and e-Learning content. GIMC has gained recognition both in Korea and abroad with animated works such as Fiddly Farm, which won the Grand Prix at the 2010 MIPTV Content 360 competition in Cannes, France, along with Tori GoGo, Cloud Bread, and Guardians of the Power Mask. Let's Go MBA was co-produced by GIMC together with leading domestic animation studio DPS, SBS, and China's Carloon. With his red T-shirt and floral-patterned pants, Hongsi is often mistaken for a girl, but he's actually a cute little boy! He's quirky and a bit stubborn, which sometimes leads to funny mishaps. One day, Uncle Kuku comes to visit and shares a secret about 'height-growing bread' with Hongsi. What could this secret be? 01_ The Cloud Bread Animation Comes to Life as a Picture Book! The 'Cloud Bread Animation' was lovingly crafted over three years with the hope of helping children's imaginations soar. This beautifully made animation won an Excellence Award at the 'YMCA Good Broadcasting Awards' and was even nominated for The Annie Award. It's also being prepared for broadcast in France and other parts of Europe. Mom's Lipstick is a picture book adaptation of one of the most delightful episodes from the 'Cloud Bread Animation,' which aired on KBS 1TV and Daekyo Broadcasting. Through the curious events that unfold after Hongbi accidentally puts on her mother's lipstick, this warm story reminds children just how precious their mothers are. Come discover a whole new kind of fun in the Cloud Bread Animation Picture Book series, alongside the beloved original Cloud Bread! 02_ A Little Magic for Eating Well and Growing Tall! Once again, Hongsi measures his height. He wants so badly to grow taller, but he's worried that he isn't growing as quickly as he'd hoped. Still, whenever he sits down to eat, he's too busy picking out the vegetables he doesn't like — even though eating a variety of foods is exactly what helps you grow! Then, after a long while, Uncle Kuku comes to visit and tells him about 'height-growing bread.' Hongsi begs Uncle Kuku to help him make some, and off they go to the market together. They come home with green pepper-like 'green pouch greens,' carrot-like 'long-long oranges,' mushroom-like 'umbrella greens,' and 'grow-tall milk,' and use them to bake a very special bread. A few months later, Hongsi has grown noticeably taller! This picture book helps picky eaters build the habit of enjoying a variety of foods. 03_ Beloved Characters Woven Into Everyday Life! For children, characters aren't just make-believe — they feel like real, living friends. Kids connect with these characters in their own special ways. Cloud Bread has been cherished by children for many years, and its main characters, Hongbi and Hongsi, feel just like close friends to young readers. Thanks to the power of these familiar characters, children can easily immerse themselves in the stories. The tales told through the Cloud Bread Animation are rooted in love, nurturing warm emotions, good character, and healthy everyday habits.