Description: Book 189 in Biryongso's Picture Book Series. Selected as one of the Bologna Children's Book Fair's Most Unique Books, this picture book tells the delightful story of Ian, a cook at an Antarctic research station, who becomes friends with a baby penguin named Paul. Together, they hatch abandoned penguin eggs and work to create a happy Antarctica for everyone. The story is lovingly told through a unique and varied array of artistic techniques. Each scene was carefully created by combining flat illustration with three-dimensional and semi-three-dimensional models, then photographed and enhanced with graphic work—resulting in pages brimming with the artist's passion and dedication. This is author Senwoo's first picture book, and it reflects years of experience and expertise gained while working as an art director in the animation, film, and design industries both in Korea and abroad. The book has drawn considerable attention and praise not only from publishing professionals around the world but also from animators and designers. At the 2013 Bologna Children's Book Fair, the book received publishing inquiries from a total of 23 countries, and it has also attracted significant interest at the China Book Fair, the London Book Fair, and art book fairs held in Milan and Florence. Due to climate change caused by global warming, baby penguin Paul is left to care for abandoned eggs all on his own—until the station's crew steps in to help him protect them. This fantastical yet touching story, in which penguins and humans come together to build a happy life, offers both fun and emotional depth. At the same time, it encourages readers to reflect seriously on our planet and on the animals that are losing their homes due to pollution and human greed.