Book Introduction A warm and gentle encyclopedia series for children ages 3-7 that shows knowledge, information, and ideas about the world through pictures — the complete 60-volume set of Warm Picture Encyclopedia. While it contains objective knowledge and information, it flows with the order and rhythm of a picture book, revealing its content page by page through illustrations. It is both a storybook and a picture book at once — a fresh and original approach that breaks down the boundaries between existing genres, both in content and form. Table of Contents 1. (From Head to Toe) Clothes 2. (Three Times a Day, Without Fail) Food 3. (Snug and Snoring) Sleep 4. (Living Together, Side by Side) Home 5. (Neatly on the Shelf) Books 6. (Lighting, Warming, Burning) Fire 7. (Trickling, Gushing, Roaring) Water 8. (On Mountains, Fields, and Roadsides) Trees 9. (From Needles to Spaceships) Metal 10. (Standing Firm for a Thousand Years) Stone 11. (All Sorts of Forms) Shapes 12. (Born, Blooming, Wafting) Smell 13. (Traveling Through Ears, Eyes, and Hearts) Sound 14. (Every Kind and Every Shade) Color 15. (Sweet, Bitter, Sour, Salty) Taste 16. (Seeing, Drawing, Feeling) Pictures 17. (Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do) Songs 18. (Higher, Farther, Faster) Exercise 19. (Stepping, Spinning, Swaying) Dance 20. (Once Upon a Time) Stories 21. (Ding Dong, School Bell Rings) School 22. (Trusting and Trading) The Market 23. (Ouch, Ouch) The Hospital 24. (Working Up a Sweat) The Workplace 25. (By Land, River, and Sky) Roads 26. (Storming Then Calming) Wind and Rain 27. (Sun Sets, Sun Rises) Day and Night 28. (Relief After Letting Go) Poop and Pee 29. (Hard and Soft) Bones and Flesh 30. (Working Together Perfectly) Hands and Feet 31. (Wanting to Go the Moment You Wake Up) The Playground 32. (Our Beautiful) Land 33. (Switching Sides) Left and Right 34. (Thicker Than Water) Blood 35. (To Cut or Not to Cut) Hair 36. (Long Yet Short) One Hour 37. (Smelly If You Don't Wash) Sweat 38. (Living Together) Boys and Girls 39. (From Every Opening) Tears, Snot, and Spit 40. (Ten Hundred-Won Coins Make) One Thousand Won 41. (Chosen by the People) The President 42. (Better Together) People 43. (Who Am I to You?) Relationships 44. (Giving, Receiving, Connecting) Words 45. (Growing Stronger Together) Strength 46. (Coming Around Each Year) Holidays 47. (Endless) Space 48. (Eternal) Life 49. (Eating, Sleeping, Playing) The Room 50. (Opening and Closing) Doors 51. (When You've Done Wrong) Apology 52. (Must Be Kept) Promises 53. (Neck and Neck) Competition 54. (Expressing My Heart) Expression 55. (Getting Ready Ahead of Time) Preparation 56. (A Big Yawn) Boredom 57. (A Sudden Tear) Pain 58. (Hair Standing on End) Fear 59. (Without Even Knowing) Attraction 60. (Something Anyone Can Do) Making Mistakes A Note from the Creators This space is reserved for the authors, translators, and editors to share a message with readers. Please leave your comments below. Submitted messages will be reviewed before posting. For reader reviews, please use the review feature; for questions about the book, please use our 1:1 inquiry service. Inside the Book Recommended by former Minister of Culture Lee O-young! "Warm Picture Encyclopedia" is the very first 'world' our children absolutely must encounter. It's said that ducklings imprint on the very first face they see as their mother. In the same way, the first book a person meets becomes their 'world.' That's why the first world our children encounter should be a book infused with our own emotions and way of thinking. "Warm Picture Encyclopedia" is a storybook, a picture book, and an informational book all in one — a truly original encyclopedia series that stands apart from any existing genre. That is exactly why it is the essential 'first world' for our children. What was once a difficult and dry encyclopedia has now taken on warmth, delivering heartfelt messages that bring knowledge closer to children than ever before. Who Needs an Encyclopedia Britannica? These days, there is no shortage of books for young children — in fact, there are almost too many. It can be overwhelming trying to figure out what's good and how to choose. Many parents end up relying on heavy advertising or well-known publisher names to make their decision. But that worry is no longer necessary. Here is a wonderfully unique encyclopedia that excels both as an informative resource and as a beautiful picture book. Born from the motto 'the first world our children encounter,' this series was created with exactly that vision in mind.