- Overview
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A picture play book children can take part in by stacking cups as they turn the page.
- Book Intro
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(English) Cup
On top of a small red cup, stack a yellow cup the same size, and on top of that place a cup that is larger in diameter than the two cups below. Since it is off balance, it looks like the stack will fall any minute now, but the cup stacking continues. This time, we’re going to start with the larger cup. When the small cup goes on top, then we’re finished! Well done!
The first attempt at cup stacking will end in failure, but the following attempts will end when the child completes stacking a tower of seven cups. Children who succeed in stacking the cups will experience the joy that comes from a sense of accomplishment. It’s okay if they fail. If the cups collapse, they can always try again.
- About the Author
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Soo A-Hyun
(English) Soo A-Hyun studied industrial design at Seoul National University. She couldn’t forget the world of picture books, which she encountered as a university student, and so she became a picture book writer. She was inspired by her experience in raising her daughter and created the Baby Word Play Picture Book series. She also wrote and illustrated the books The Handy Grandma; Argh, Bah, Tsk; and The Book That Makes You Stronger. She also published the book, What Shall We Do? in Canada.
