Alex H Lee

This is a Korean translation of How to Steal a Star (and put it back). The thief who loves anything and everything that glitters decides to steal a star on night. When he succeeds, he cannot help stealing all the stars in the night sky. Soon the angry king orders him to put all the stars back where they belong, but he doesn't know how Does anyone know how to put stars back in the sky?

This delightful little book taps into children's love of repetition and animals. High-contrast illustrations and simple language structures are specially designed for young readers to focus and enjoy reading out loud.

It's Okay Not to Fly is a children's book about overcoming one's prejudices.The little mouse believes he needs to become a bird because he wants to fly. So, he goes to meet some birds and asks if they could help him become a bird. Soon, he find out while these birds have some amazing skills, none of them can actually fly He also learns that you do not have to be a bird to fly.The birds he meets include a cassowary, an ostrich, a penguin, and a kiwi, which are all flightless birds, but a bird nonetheless. What matters in life more than what you are is what you actually do.

How to Steal a Star (and put it back) takes you to the non-sensical world where a thief who loves anything and everything that glitters ends up stealing all the stars from the night sky. He soon finds himself in the predicament in which he has to put the stars back in the sky. The only problem is that when he tries, they keep on falling down to the ground. Will he be able to put the stars back where they belong?