written and illustrated by Jeon Mi Hwa


At a time when the issue of infringement on sunlight rights can be easily seen on the news, this book is a work that asks whether nature is given equally to everyone. Above all, it informs people that children are living in residential environments where there is not enough sunlight, such as low houses and semi-basement rooms, and clearly conveys through gentle stories that sunlight is essential for the growth of a child's body and mind, and that children should grow up receiving sunlight. The sun meets the child and leaves a gift as it heads back into space. This special gift is very precious to the child, and the child's attitude toward the gift creates a new story.
A child's sharing and consideration in contrast to the adults' desire to monopolize the sunlight and scenery, will leave a deep impression. This is because it shows how a small sun, the size of a palm, changes the world.