Description: A world filled with beings who cherish and love children! It's morning, and Minji's family has left for school and work, seeing off her dog Kkongji at the door. Ring, ring, ring... A sudden phone ring wakes up all the friends inside the fridge. Oh no, Minji's mom rushed out and left her phone in the fridge by mistake! "Press it, hurry." "No way, you press it. I don't know how." As the friends keep passing the buck, the Three Sausage Musketeers finally leap onto the phone—and they hear Minji's teacher's voice. "Hello? Minji's mother, Minji got hurt. Please come to school." Minji is hurt—this is serious! The fridge friends scramble to call Minji's dad. But Dad, saying he has to go into a meeting, hangs up right away. Minji must be waiting—what should they do? That's when the brave Three Sausage Musketeers come up with a clever plan: lure Kkongji with the smell of sausage and get him to bring the phone to Mom. "Kkongji, Kkongji, come running here!" As they sing and dance, the fridge friends watch half in disbelief—until the fridge door suddenly swings open, and the real Kkongji appears! Big Sister Celery and the Three Sausage Musketeers quickly climb onto Kkongji's back and tell him the news: his precious little sister Minji is hurt. Kkongji bursts out the door and starts running toward Mom's workplace... Will Kkongji and the fridge friends manage to deliver the phone to Minji's mom in time? The Best Entertainment Picture Book to Bring Children Joy and Delight Starting with author Yoon Jung-ju's very first picture book, Kkong Kkong Kkong, the beloved series has now reached its sixth installment. With every new release, Kkong Kkong Kkong has become a series that children instantly recognize and reach for on their own. Last year, Kkong Kkong Kkong Ice Cream was even selected as 'the most delightful book in Korea.' Since this series is created with children's joy and delight at its very heart, such recognition feels only natural. Every child goes through a stage of believing that everything in the world is alive, just like they are. Author Yoon Jung-ju's Kkong Kkong Kkong series is rooted in this same wonderfully animistic view of the world, filled with objects that feel and think just like children do. Because the author still feels and thinks like a child at heart, she is able to continually draw fresh new stories from that world. And the residents of this imaginative world she creates all share one thing in common: they cherish and love children with their whole hearts. In this story, the Three Sausage Musketeers and Big Sister Celery bravely cling to Kkongji's back and race through unfamiliar streets, worried sick about Minji. And what about Kkongji, the dog who's like an older brother to Minji? He takes on the adventure of leaping over the fence with his short legs just to get the message to Minji's mom—though he does get briefly distracted by Snowy, the dog from the dry cleaner's shop next door. If there's one thing author Yoon Jung-ju hopes to share with children through the Kkong Kkong Kkong series, beyond simple joy and delight, it's trust—the belief that everything around you cherishes, loves, cheers for, and supports you. This kind of trust, she believes, becomes the driving force that lets children leap fearlessly into new experiences and a wider world. No one knows how far the Kkong Kkong Kkong series will go, but it will always be filled with the author's heartfelt wish to put children's joy and delight first—along with the love, encouragement, and support she wished for as a child, and that she hopes every child receives today.