The article presents a variety of new children's books released on February 27 in Korea, focusing on diverse themes that encourage imagination and critical thinking. Notable titles include 'Into the Horizon', which captivates readers with its beautiful illustrations and encourages them to imagine beyond the horizon, and 'Anxious Generation', a contemporary adaptation that provides practical guidance against the adverse effects of smartphones and social media, aimed specifically at teenagers.

Another notable title is 'My First Lie', which explores the innocent yet complex nature of childhood lies through stories from five different authors, while 'Curious If It's Science' introduces the exciting journeys of seven female scientists, inspiring young readers who dream of scientific careers. Lastly, 'The Stone Boat' tells a whimsical tale set in Jeju Island, showcasing clever problem-solving through the adventures of a boy faced with a bizarre request from Chinese envoys.

These books not only entertain but also aim to equip children with values such as creativity, resilience, and curiosity. This assortment of literature reflects a keen awareness of the challenges young readers face today, and supports their development in navigating both the imaginative and real worlds efficiently.