Description Book Introduction This is the "Expressing Yourself" installment of the Baby Communication series. Toddlers are often unfamiliar with actively expressing their own thoughts or asking about things they don't understand. This picture book shows how the main character, who always hesitates and mumbles, gradually changes—helping children realize for themselves the importance of asking questions. It will help your child grow into someone who isn't afraid to ask questions whenever they're curious or want something. Publisher's Review The Baby Communication picture book series, created by language communication expert Professor Lee Chan-gyu, consists of five books: - Don't Cry, Just Tell Me - Don't Just Say "No" or "I Don't Know"—Tell Me Why! - Listen Carefully When Others Are Speaking - I'm So Glad I Asked! - What Should I Say in This Situation? I'm So Glad I Asked! is a picture book that helps raise children who feel free to ask questions whenever they're curious. Toddlers are often unfamiliar with actively expressing their own thoughts or asking about things they don't understand. Allaco, the baby koala who is the main character of this book, also struggles to ask others about things he's curious about. Because of this, people call him "Wishy-Washy Allaco." But on the night before his birthday, Allaco meets Mulmulcar, the red car he's always wanted, in his dream, and travels with it to the Land of Asking, where anything can come true if you simply ask. There, Allaco solves problems one by one by asking questions directly. This picture book shows how the main character, who always hesitates and mumbles, gradually transforms—helping children realize for themselves the importance of asking questions. It will be a great help in raising a child who isn't afraid to ask questions whenever they're curious or want something. About the Author Author: Lee Chan-gyu Currently a professor in the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Chung-Ang University and a language communication expert. His research has focused on uncovering the meaning of language, studying communication, and language communication education. In particular, he believes it is important to cultivate the ability to communicate smoothly with others from an early age, which led him to plan the Baby Communication series—language communication education books designed for young children.