The article presents a selection of new books for children and youth being published in Korea, suitable for reading on or around February 13. It discusses several titles that explore various themes relevant to children's experiences and feelings. The first book, 'Isn't it Strange?', encourages young readers to reflect on the peculiarities of life, perfect for those starting to question the world around them.

Another notable title is 'The Legendary Rice Cake', a whimsical adventure featuring characterful rice cake friends who learn about friendship through a competition for sweet syrup. Emphasizing the importance of relationships, this story not only entertains but also imparts valuable lessons on collaboration and kindness. Additionally, 'My Emotion Guide' aids children in understanding and expressing their feelings related to school dynamics, drawing from the author's expertise as a current elementary school teacher.

The article also highlights motivational works like 'You Are a Miraculous Person', which speaks to the beauty found in daily life and the many small miracles that define our year. Additionally, the 'Words of Encouragement for Teens' by poet Jeong Ho-seung provides comfort and wisdom to adolescents navigating their emotions. Each book contributes to nurturing the emotional and intellectual growth of children and teenagers in Korea, serving as important resources for young readers and their caregivers alike.