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Let's Learn About Korea

Suzanne Crowder Han

Paperback (Hollym International Corp., Sept. 1, 2010)

This is the new revised edition of the very popular book Let's Learn About Korea. The aim of this book is twofold: to introduce Korean customs and to introduce some of the ideas and values that all Korean children are taught. It is a wonderful insight into the hearts, minds and traditions that all Korean people share.

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The Rabbit's Tail: A Story From Korea by Suzanne Crowder Han

Suzanne Crowder Han

Hardcover (Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), March 15, 1880)

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Let's Learn About Korea: Customs of Korea

Suzanne Crowder Han

Perfect Paperback (Hollym International Corporation, Dec. 1, 2006)

The aim of this book is twofold: to introduce Korean customs and to introduce some of the ideas and values Korean children are taught. The information is presented through the eyes of a young Korean girl as she goes about her daily life.

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The Rabbit's Escape

Suzanne Crowder Han, Yumi Heo

Library Binding (Henry Holt & Co, April 1, 1995)

The Emperor of the Sea is ill and the loyal turtle brings back, to help, a rabbit whose ego and instincts for self-preservation are of equal proportions, in a dual-language (English and Korean) folktale. By the author of The Rabbit's Judgment.

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The Rabbit's Judgment

Suzanne Crowder Han, Yumi Heo

Hardcover (Henry Holt & Co., March 1, 1994)

Whimsical collages illustrate this traditional morality tale about a tiger that threatens to eat the man who rescues him, and the rabbit that may save the day, in a folktale that includes both Korean and English text.

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Let's Visit Seoul

Suzanne Crowder Han, Mi-On Kim

Hardcover (Hollym International Corp., Dec. 2, 2013)

This colorful book introduces children to the many facets of Seoul, which in 1994 marked its six hundredth anniversary as the capital of Korea. With maps and guidebooks in hand, Kurt and his sister Elise tour the exciting city. They go from its ancient palaces to state-of-the-art amusement parks, traditional markets to modern shopping centers, museums and galleries to sports facilities, and more. As they explore both sides of the Han River that flows through the city, they learn much about Korean history, culture and life. Color illustrations. Bilingual (English-Korean).

The Rabbit's Tail: A Story From Korea

Suzanne Crowder Han, Richard Wehrman

Hardcover (Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), March 15, 1999)

Everyone knows that rabbits have short, fluffy tails. But this wasn't always the case. In this captivating version of a Korean folktale, a tiger tells a rabbit the story of how he narrowly escaped being eaten by an evil creature. Amazed that anything could scare a tiger, the curious rabbit dashes off to see the creature. The tiger warns him not to go, but the rabbit doesn't listen and gets himself in a spot of trouble that changes all rabbits forever.Illustrated with dramatic detail and vibrant hues, The Rabbit's Tail will transport young readers to a time deep in Korea's folktale tradition.