Description Book Introduction Popo is a robot made by Dr. Fox, but he doesn't know how to greet people properly. On his way to kindergarten, he says "I'm home!" to the doctor instead of a proper goodbye. Dr. Fox places a clever cricket robot named Kiki on Popo's shoulder to help him out. At kindergarten, Popo greets his teacher and friends in all the wrong ways. But each time, Kiki teaches him the right greeting, and little by little, Popo learns them all. This picture book shows children what kind of greeting is appropriate for different situations. Through the funny mistakes of a main character close to a young child's own age, kids can enjoy watching Popo learn proper greetings step by step. As children recall, "Oh, that's what Popo said in this situation!", they'll naturally pick up the right words and manners for the right time and place. About the Author Author: Ahn Mi-yeon Born in Seoul in 1963, Ahn Mi-yeon majored in psychology at Yonsei University and worked for many years as a magazine journalist and freelance writer. She lived in Japan for six years, working as a reporter, and now works as a freelance writer and translator focusing on parenting and education. Her translated works include Are You Hiding? I'm Hiding!, A Diet That's Right for Me, Mom, Don't Cut My Hair!, the Happy Mouse Family series, Up, Up, High Up, If You Pick Your Nose, Koon Koon the Explorer, Lito Who Lives on Pointed Mountain, and The Move of the 999 Frog Brothers. Illustrators: Hong Hyo-jeong, Hong Woo-jeong The sisters studied Western painting and design in college and now work on animation and picture books. They love picture books that open up imaginative worlds where animals talk and play together with children. They hope to meet children through fun and joyful illustrations. Their illustrated works include The Storehouse in the Afterlife, The Nobleman Who Couldn't Speak, The Dokkaebi's Magic Hat, and The Lazy Man Who Became an Ox.