ShoeDokkaebi who likes counting numbers - Large Print

The Shoe Dokkaebi Who Likes Counting is a whimsical tale that brings together humor, tradition, and a mischievous goblin with a love for counting.

Set on a cold and dark Lunar New Year's night, this charming story follows a playful Dokkaebi who sneaks into a village to find the perfect pair of shoes for the new year. However, the Dokkaebi's quirky habit of counting everything he sees, along with his constant distractions, leads to a series of funny mishaps. As he tries to steal shoes from the children, he's caught up counting holes, sneezing, and losing track of time-all before the sun rises and the rooster crows.

This delightful story brings Korean traditions to life, introducing children to the fascinating world of Korean folklore through the tale of the Shoe Dokkaebi. By reading about the playful ghost who tries on shoes during Lunar New Year, young readers can learn about old customs used to protect against bad luck, like hiding shoes and hanging a sieve by the door.

Through this tale, children also get a chance to explore the Korean language, Hangul, while discovering unique Korean traditions and values. It's a fun way to connect with Korean culture and language through a classic story.