Seongbae Park graduated from Seoul National University of Education and the graduate school of Hanyang University. He made his literary debut when he won a literary award from Torch magazine and the Spring Literary Contest of Seoul Shinmun. He has won the Korea Children’s Story Award, the Korea Children’s Story Writer Prize, the Korea Literature Prize, and the Chundeung Children’s Literature Award. Many of his works have been included in elementary school Korean language textbooks, such as “A Little Snowman Who Lived until Autumn,” “Trace of KKumjaengi the Dragonfly,” and “A Happy Secret.” His other works include “A Phone Call from a Sprout,” “Skating in a Moonlit Night,” “Munsuk the Outcast,” “Poem on a Snowy Day,” “A Child Confined in a Wall,” “An Enviable Love Letter,” and “Wind that Met an Angel.”