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 Korean Children's Books

	Korean Children's Favorite Stories by Kim So-Un Buy new: $12.89 / Used from: $7.28 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Waiting for Mama (English and Korean Edition) by Lee Tae-Jun Buy new: $11.53 / Used from: $7.83 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Milet Mini Picture Dictionary: English-Korean by Sedat Turhan Buy new: $7.99 / Used from: $3.99 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Where's the Baby? (Korean edition) by Cheryl Christian Buy new: $5.95 / Used from: $10.60 Usually ships in 24 hours
	The Green Frogs: A Korean Folktale by Yumi Heo Buy new: $6.95 / Used from: $3.14 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Bee-bim Bop! by Linda Sue Park Buy new: $10.88 / Used from: $1.20 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Tuttle Korean for Kids Flash Cards Kit by Laura Armitage Buy new: $13.57 / Used from: $11.77 Usually ships in 24 hours
	The Korean Cinderella (Trophy Picture Books) by Shirley Climo Buy new: $6.99 / Used from: $3.26 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Teach Me Everyday Korean by Judy Mahoney Buy new: $15.56 / Used from: $8.70 Usually ships in 24 hours
	Tuttle More Korean for Kids Flash Cards Kit (Tuttle Flash Cards) by Laura Armitage Buy new: $13.57 / Used from: $14.38 Usually ships in 24 hours

Children's books are teaching aids that build language skills and cultural awareness of a society. Korean children's books are valuable tools that provide children with an innate sense of the rhythm of the language and give them a cultural foundation combining the past with the present.
 
The Korean language is graceful and is part of the artwork featured in these children's books. Children become familiar with written language as well as the spoken word when their books are read aloud. The rich mythology provides a unique opportunity to bond parents with their children when the stories are shared. The stories parents share with their children are the ones that will be shared with their grandchildren. In this way, historical events, dance, music, art, and mythology is passed from one generation to the next and feeds the rich cultural river Koreans of all ages draw upon.  Special celebrations are often tied to food and stories. For example, children learn the importance of the New Year and the symbolism of the food that is prepared for this celebration.

Korean children's books often provide satisfying answers to the question, "Why do we do things this way?" Children are then able to answer that question when asked by their peers.  Ultimately, Korean children's books build a sense of identity and pride in young readers.

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