Korean children's literature encompasses a wide range of stories, poems, and illustrations aimed at young readers. It often reflects the rich cultural heritage of Korea, incorporating traditional tales, folklore, and modern themes. Many works emphasize moral lessons, family values, and the importance of education, making them both entertaining and educational. In recent years, Korean children's books have gained international recognition, with translations making them accessible to a global audience. Authors and illustrators are increasingly exploring diverse topics, including friendship, adventure, and social issues, while maintaining a unique Korean perspective. This evolution continues to enrich the landscape of children's literature worldwide.