I want to ride a two-wheeled bicycle too! "Learning to Ride a Two-Wheeled Bicycle," written by Go Dae-young and illustrated by Kim Myeong-jin. This is the fourth picture book featuring Jiwon and Byeongwan, the beloved characters who first greeted young readers in "Riding the Subway," followed by "Please Give Me Allowance" and "Biting Nails." Children will feel a strong connection to Jiwon and Byeongwan, whose everyday experiences mirror their own, and will cheer them on as they read. Set on a beautiful spring day when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, this picture book reveals the ups and downs Byeongwan faces as he removes his training wheels to learn how to ride a two-wheeled bicycle, all so he can beat his friend Sanghyun. The story authentically captures how children grow strong and resilient through endless cycles of falling down and getting back up. It also reflects the very real, even unconscious, desire children have to not lose to their friends. The book vividly and dynamically portrays the sense of accomplishment and thrilling speed Byeongwan experiences once he masters the bicycle, capturing both the eyes and hearts of young readers. In particular, a sequence of continuous illustrations depicting Byeongwan learning to ride builds wonderful suspense for children. Throughout the pages, kids will also enjoy searching for hidden pictures of whales, sheep, penguins, and more. Byeongwan and Sanghyun race their bicycles, and Byeongwan wins by a narrow margin. He is the reigning four-wheeled bicycle champion in his apartment complex. Afterward, the two friends get off their bikes and have a swinging contest instead—but swinging can settle a winner too. Then one day, Sanghyun finally beats Byeongwan. As it turns out, Sanghyun had removed his training wheels too...