Am I small? / Jega jagnayo?: Children's Picture Book

So, I really love this book. The art is really great, and it's pretty good for learning new Korean words and practicing reading in Hangul o3o I'm a person who is trying to learn Korean. For bilingual people this is perfect, or if you're a teacher and you have Korean students, this would be awesome to implement into either the classroom or a lesson, because this book has a lovely ending where this girl realizes that she can be big or small compared to different things, and she seemed to feel insecure about it. But then she realized it was a really great thing, and she embraces it and becomes happy. So, the book's main point is to love yourself. Sometimes even the things that seem bad can be really good ^_^ Plus, after I ordered this book I got a free Kindle copy along with it! :D So I can read it from my tablet, my phone, or my computer at any time. So, I really appreciated that! :D

Cute bilingual children's story book. Most suitable for younger children, as it is so short and the words are simple. Nice art, adorable story, get yours today.

This bilingual edition was just right for me, the book features meaningful images and the English and corresponding Korean texts are put side by side which is very convenient for learning. I would say it is an effortless way to improve your korean language skills given the simplicity of the story and excellent translation.

My Korean in-laws love babysitting for my daughter. I'm regular old mixing pot American, but I really want my baby to get the Korean language and eventually heritage. The in-laws get to read a story to the baby in Hangook and since they are not totally fluent in English... they are getting to practice their English too! It's a win for everyone! It could only be better if there was romanized korean writing.... so I could practice my Korean. Please consider this for your future books. I know even more people would use these baby books for even adults to reinforce learning a foreign language. And I love Tamia and her pet.... I'm guessing it is a cat. It is hard for some children when everyone else in the world is so much bigger and more powerful than you. And to teach them everything is relative and they are much bigger than many creatures in the world! Thank you and "kam-sa-mida"!

As I am new to learning the Korean language, a children's book is a great place to begin. The same as when I was learning English as a child. This one is in both Korean and English so it a very useful little book.

I am learning Korean, and I love the vivid colors and the bilingual texts. It is a cute, motivational story.

Am I Small? is a book for little children and a good one. It shows that we are what we think we are plus what other people see us. It shows how other people's view is affected by their perspective, by the point on which they stand compare to us. Finally, we are many things at the same time, tiny beings if seen from space but giants if seen by a ladybug, everyone perspective is acceptable and has some truth to it. Great lessons to be learned by a child. It is the basis for tolerance, self-acceptance, and non-dogmatism. The illustrations are lovely, bright and colourful and right to the point, with a hint of fanciness. I don't know Korean, just started to read, so I cannot comment on the translation. For what other people say it is not good, so I am disappointed. I bought the book on Kindle, and the digital edition is not good. It works like some Google app book not like a modern kindle illustrated or comic book. The book directly turns the phone/tablet into landscape settings, and although one can individuate text with one tap on the screen some of the writing is so small that one would need the page to be zoomable to move around and see things properly. The book needs to be adjusted to Kindle and/or Comixology properly. Otherwise, the book it is a bit useless in this format. I would recommend buying this on hard copy. However, it is less than 1 buck, so let it stay in my kindle.

I purchased this book to help me learn to read Korean better. Am I Small? 내가 작니? Is really simple to read.