Description Since its first volume was published in 1981, the beloved 'Ten Frogs' series has captured the hearts of Japanese children across generations, ultimately completing its run with 18 volumes in 2010. This long-selling classic of Japanese picture books is now available in Korean, allowing Korean children to meet and fall in love with the same ten charming frogs who have delighted young readers for over twenty years with their simple, warm-hearted stories. In the Korean edition, special attention has been given to the playful arrangement of text, highlighting onomatopoeia and mimetic words to preserve the fun rhythm and flavor of reading aloud. Set Includes: - The Ten Frogs' Escape - Ten Plus One Frogs - The Ten Frogs and the Goblin Mountain - The Ten Frogs' Summer Festival - The Ten Frogs' Winter Sleep - The Ten Frogs' New Year - The Ten Frogs' Talent Show - The Ten Frogs' Gift - The Ten Frogs' Sea Voyage - The Ten Frogs' Welcome to Spring - The Ten Frogs' Sports Day - The Ten Frogs' Star Festival Written by Madokoro Hisako Born in Tokyo in 1938, Madokoro Hisako graduated from Sumida River Metropolitan High School and studied at Ochanomizu Central Art School. She once dreamed of becoming a stage actress and joined a theater troupe, but has spent many years as a beloved children's story writer. She has published numerous heartwarming stories that instill dreams and hope in children while awakening love and friendship. She received the 1st Japan Children's Story Association Award for her poetry and stories, and the 13th Noma Children's Literature Award Recommendation Prize for her poetry collection 'The Day the Mountain Is Near.' Her works include 'Riko Is a Mom,' 'Jiro of Acorn Forest,' 'Clip-Clop Slippers,' and 'Keep It a Secret.' Illustrated by Nakagawa Michiko Born in Tokyo in 1948, Nakagawa Michiko studied geography in the Faculty of Letters at Hosei University. She loved comics from a young age and joined a manga research club during her school years, contributing comics to weekly magazines. Today, she primarily creates illustrations and comics for magazines enjoyed by readers from children to high schoolers. Her works include the paper theater (kamishibai) pieces 'The Monster Dodora Dottoko,' 'One Hundred and One Tadpoles,' and 'The Mischievous Goblin.'