Description A story about an ordinary person's dream to live well and happily, following in the footsteps of The Tigers Strung Up in a Row The Tigers Strung Up in a Row, a tale of a clever person who strings up all the tigers in the mountain with quick wit and becomes rich, has been a beloved steady-seller among children since it was first published ten years ago. Author Kwon Moon-hee, who has long drawn on traditional folktales to share people's honest desires and laughter, now presents an utterly lovable dokkaebi story. Meet Blink-Blink Dokkaebi, a tale of a goblin anyone would want as a friend. Once upon a time, there was a child who lived alone, without parents, barely getting by. One day, after working late into the night, the child was on the way home when someone called out, "Hey, lend me three coins." Looking closely, the child noticed this stranger had no feet — ah, it must be a dokkaebi! Should the child lend the money or not? The three coins were all the child had earned that whole day, and now a total stranger — not even a person, but a dokkaebi — was asking to borrow it. Of course the child hesitated. But in the end, the child took a deep breath and lent the money, though not without firmly insisting it be paid back. And so began a long friendship between the child and the dokkaebi. Similar in appearance, similar in height, the two look surprisingly alike — change just the hairstyle and clothing color, and they could practically be twins. And yet, one is human, and the other is a dokkaebi. What kind of bond will they come to share?