Written by Seo Seon-jeong | Published by Bombom Publishing
Spring is coming.
A new school year is just around the corner.
It feels like the perfect time to clean out the drawers.
That’s how this gentle picture book begins — with a family preparing for change through something simple: organizing clothes.
📖 About the Story
Before moving, the family starts sorting through their clothes.
Some are too small.
Some are worn from love and use.
Some are given to others.
Some are transformed into something new.
Through this quiet act of cleaning and sharing, memories resurface.
Thanks to a loving grandmother skilled with her hands, both mother and child carry warm memories stitched into every piece of clothing.
Clothes that once held laughter and growth are passed along again —
ready to begin new stories in someone else’s life.
🌸 Why This Book Feels Special
- Teaches children about sharing and sustainability
- Encourages emotional reflection through everyday objects
- Gentle introduction to seasonal change and new beginnings
- Rich visual details that invite readers to “search and find”
There is also a delightful element woven throughout —
spotting the illustrator’s signature fish,
finding birds hidden in the scenes,
discovering patterns in fabric.
A quiet but deeply meaningful reading experience.
👶 Recommended Age
Ages 5–8
Perfect for families preparing for a new school year or a seasonal reset.
After reading, you may look at your own closet differently —
not just as storage, but as a collection of memories.
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