The Little Penguin Pororo: Volume 2 (3 Books Set)

Author: Written by ICONIX Company, South Korea
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This is a series of children's books that radiate Eastern cultural traditions. Pororo, a cartoon character with a strong Eastern flavor, embarks on a journey through a vast world of children, stirring emotions and sparkling eyes. The publisher's ambitious children's book project is not merely a commercial strategy for brand building but also recognizes the potential of truly pure cultural products to lay the "spiritual foundation" for future society. In the chaotic and diverse times, this is a culturally responsible act with a high aesthetic sense, as well as a benevolent effort that benefits society and the hearts of people. — Professor Wang Quangen, Director of the Center for Children's Literature at Beijing Normal University, Vice President of the Asian Children's Literature Society, and Vice President of the Chinese Children's Literature Research Association
The stories of little penguin Pororo and his four friends are vividly and engagingly told through highly dynamic plots and details, portraying the innocence, simplicity, kindness, friendship, intelligence, courage, and creativity of the protagonists. Each story is bathed in the pure light of a child's heart. The characters in the works each have distinct external appearances and inner personalities. The settings of the stories are enchanting, pollution-free, fresh, and beautiful natural environments. The illustrations are brightly colored, exquisitely designed, and visually striking. Whether in film, television animation, or this beautifully printed series of books, they are magnificent and nourishing spiritual feasts, very helpful and beneficial for children to enhance their emotional and intellectual qualities and grow up happily. All children and parents should not miss them! — Fan Faji, Researcher. Researcher at the Institute of Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and Vice Chairman of the Children's Literature Committee of the Chinese Writers' Association
Pororo is a healthy child figure full of playfulness. His cuteness lies in his innocence, simplicity, curiosity, love for exploration, and enthusiasm for trying new things. He is friendly and always willing to help others. His friends also have distinct personalities. The television series and its accompanying books feature beautiful visuals and concise language, suitable for the psychological characteristics and reading levels of young children and lower primary school students. They can lead young viewers and readers through Pororo's fun life, help them understand and appreciate children's lives, and enhance their imagination and creativity. Pororo's image serves as a role model for children, teaching them to make friends with sincerity. It is hoped that in future creations, more attention will be given to female characters, allowing them to be role models for more girls as intelligent, curious, and brave figures. — Chen Xuefeng, Ph.D. Child Psychology Doctor, Researcher; Committee Member of the Developmental Psychology Section of the Chinese Psychological Society; Deputy Director of the Extracurricular Education Committee of the Chinese Family Education Society; Deputy Director of the Committee on Children's Mental Health of the Beijing Psychological Health Society