★Over 40,000 sets (more than 1.2 million copies) have been sold!

★This is the only set of emotional picture books planned, developed, and reviewed by the renowned Korean children and adolescent psychology expert, "National Parenting Mentor" Oh Eun-young! Several of Wu Eun-young's works have been authorized for publication in China, including "The Softest Education," which has sold 500,000 copies in China!

★The only set of emotional healing picture books in Korea given to both parents and children! Parents and children can read together, discuss, and share their emotions.

★A comprehensive emotional picture book series that matches the growth stages of children. It includes not only the basic emotional themes that children need to understand but also more complex emotional experiences they may encounter during their growth.

★The most extensive emotional growth plan in Korea. Through picture books, interactive game books, and teaching activities, it guides children to learn, understand, and express about 80 different emotions. Such exercises help in the development of children's emotional cognition and expression abilities, promoting their comprehensive growth.

This series is divided into two stages, with a total of 30 storybooks, each accompanied by a workbook; it also includes a carefully prepared "Parent Guide" for parents.
The first stage covers 15 basic emotions:
1."Happy Grandma" - Main Emotion: Happiness; Secondary Emotions: Joy, Well-being, Anticipation, Excitement, Gratitude, Thanks, Warmth, Surprise, Comfort, Affection.
2."Duo Duo's Secret Cave" - Main Emotion: Sadness; Secondary Emotions: Excitement, Curiosity, Surprise, Fear, Warmth, Disappointment, Missing, Emptiness, Sorrow, Melancholy, Loneliness.
3."What Happened in the Forest?" - Main Emotion: Gratitude; Secondary Emotions: Excitement, Happiness, Strength, Peace of Mind, Well-being, Love, Satisfaction.
4."The Little Tadpole's Worry" - Main Emotion: Worry; Secondary Emotions: Unease, Anxiety, Joy, Peace of Mind, Anticipation, Trouble, Comfort, Anger, Fear, Shame.
5."Gently Mood Wind" - Main Emotion: Welcome; Secondary Emotions: Thrilled, Happy, Well-being, Excitement, Missing.
6."Barbara and Bubbles" - Main Emotion: Anger; Secondary Emotions: Uncomfortable, Troublesome, Anxious, Sad, Sorrow, Comfort, Warmth, Happiness.
7."Cloud Dance Class" - Main Emotion: Happiness; Secondary Emotions: Thrilled, Fun, Excitement, Amusing, Gratitude, Liking.
8."The Shy Heart" - Main Emotion: Shyness; Secondary Emotions: Nervous, Anticipation, Happy, Brave, Comfort, Welcome.
9."Even with Closed Eyes, I Know" - Main Emotion: Love; Secondary Emotions: Warmth, Reliability, Happiness, Strength.
10."Too Much, Ostrich!" - Main Emotion: Apology; Secondary Emotions: Thrilled, Excitement, Worry, Anger, Fear, Difficulty, Pain, Embarrassment, Comfort, Discomfort, Ease, Relief.
11."A Startling Day" - Main Emotion: Surprise; Secondary Emotions: Happy, Welcome, Anticipation, Anxiety, Nervousness, Fear, Amusing, Happy, Excited, Grateful, Afraid, Happy, Curious.
12."Sua, What's Wrong?" - Main Emotion: Dislike; Secondary Emotions: Anger, Hatred, Resentment, Disliking, Trouble, Discomfort, Sadness, Curiosity, Worry, Courage, Shame, Anger, Fear.
13."Hold Me Tight" - Main Emotion: Pity; Secondary Emotions: Good, Lonely, Solitude, Sad, Surprise, Curiosity, Pain, Happy, Love, Can, Strength.
14."The Day Alone" - Main Emotion: Fear; Secondary Emotions: Fear, Horror, Dread, Anxiety, Worry, Unease, Discomfort, Fortunate, Peace of Mind, Nervous, Comfort.
15."You Are Here" - Main Emotion: Confidence; Secondary Emotions: Brave, Reliable, Satisfied, Proud, Happy, Confident, Excited.

As children grow, the second stage covers a wider range of emotions, with more subtlety:
16. "Lulu's New Friends" - Main Emotion: Boredom. Secondary Emotions: Excitement, Want to Play, Curiosity, Pointlessness, Fun, Bored, Dull.
17. "What to Do, Hide and Seek" - Main Emotion: Unease. Secondary Emotions: Unease, Complaining, Fear, Relief, Excitement, Fear, Trembling, Worry.
18. "Toto's Walk" - Main Emotion: Happiness. Secondary Emotions: Happiness, Love, Joy, Liking, Excitement, Fun.
19. "Knock Knock" - Main Emotion: Annoyance. Secondary Emotions: Annoying, Anger, Comfort, Can.
20. "Run, Curious Bus" - Main Emotion: Curiosity. Secondary Emotions: Curiosity, Boredom, Comfort, Satisfaction, Ability.
21. "Always Thinking" - Main Emotion: Missing. Secondary Emotions: Like, Remember, Surprise, Missing, Happiness.
22. "Motionless" - Main Emotion: Shame. Secondary Emotions: Surprise, Excitement, Joy, Comfort, Can, Consolation, Sadness, Sorrow, Regret, Anger.
23. "That Thing Happened in Nalli" - Main Emotion: Nervousness. Secondary Emotions: Trembling, Excitement, Fun, Good, Can, Pride, Comfort, Anger, Relief, Want to Cry.
24. "The Secret of Good Girl Katie" - Main Emotion: Discomfort. Secondary Emotions: Happy, Dislike, Joy, Like, Apology, Endure, Anger, Fear, Disappointment, Comfort, Warmth, Love, Worry, Annoying.
25. "The Special Mimi Restaurant" - Main Emotion: Bravery. Secondary Emotions: Fear, Horror, Strength, Comfort, Gratitude, Fun, Satisfaction, Pride, Excitement, Shame.
26. "Alone with the Stars" - Main Emotion: Loneliness. Secondary Emotions: Excitement, Worry, Sadness, Surprise, Worry, Anger, Dislike, Annoying, Comfort.
27. "I Didn't Do It!" - Main Emotion: Wrongful Accusation. Secondary Emotions: Anger, Helplessness, Surprise, Apology, Depression, Comfort, Sadness, Rage.
28. "After the Waves" - Main Emotion: Envy. Secondary Emotions: Fun, Excitement, Missing, Love, Happiness, Able, Desire, Jealousy.
29. "I Will Protect You, Little Pumpkin" - Main Emotion: Luck. Secondary Emotions: Comfort, Thanks, Worry, Relief, Worry, Relaxation.
30. "The Rabbits' Birthday Cake" - Main Emotion: Disappointment. Secondary Emotions: Luck, Sadness, Apology, Joy, Expectation, Regret.

Planner and Reviewer: Oh Eun-young

A psychiatrist specialized in adult, children, and adolescent psychiatry.
After graduating from the College of Medicine at Yonsei University and obtaining her master's degree there, she earned her Doctor of Medicine degree at Korea University's graduate school.

She has served as a specialist psychiatrist at the Severance Hospital affiliated with Yonsei University Health System and as a specialist in child and adolescent psychiatry and clinical associate professor at Seoul Samsung Hospital. She also held a professorship in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Asia. Currently, she is active as an associate professor at the Yonsei University College of Medicine, the director of the Oh Eun-young Child and Adolescent Clinic and the Learning Development Research Institute, and the dean of the Oh Eun-young College.

She has participated in Korean SBS's "Our Children Are Changing" and EBS's "60 Minutes of Parents" and has given numerous lectures, earning the trust of Korean parents. Known as the "National Parenting and Child-rearing Mental Mentor" and "The God of Parenting Education" in Korea, she communicates with a wide range of people through mainstream print media such as "Chosun Ilbo", "Korea Ilbo", "Dong-A Ilbo" as well as diverse platforms like NAVER audio clips, resonating deeply with many. Recently, she has appeared in CHANNEL A's "Today's Parenting, My Precious Child" and "Oh Eun-young's Child Consultation Room".

She won the first place in the YES 24 Annual Awards for her book "The Softest Education" and received the Grand Prize in the Early Childhood Education Expert category in the "Annual Brand Grand Prize" (2017) and the Expert Entertainer Award (2021).

Her publications include "The Biggest Parenting War in History! 'Indecisive Dad' VS. 'Overthinking Mom', 57 Conflicts to Raise Good Children", "No More Yelling Parents: The Emotional Education Class That Determines a Child's Life", "Oh Eun-young's Reconciliation", "For Parents Whose Children Are Suffering Today", "For You Who Are Physically and Mentally Exhausted Today", and "The Softest Companionship", etc.

Many of her books have been published in Mainland China and Taiwan.