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Book details

  • Genre:children's fiction
  • Sub-genre:Readers / Beginner
  • Age Range (years):3 - 8
  • Language:English
  • Pages:32
  • Paperback ISBN:9781667813783

Seoul Finds Her Talent

By Kimberly Ratliff

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Overview


"Seoul Finds Her Talent" is a charming book about discovering your talents and your strengths! Get ready to meet Seoul, a little Korean-American girl who is searching for her own unique talent. This is a perfect story for early elementary readers as it is filled with easy-to-read storytelling and valuable lessons. Sprinkled throughout the book are some Korean words and cultural references that will teach children about Korea and its wonderful culture.
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Description


"Seoul Finds Her Talent" is a charming book about discovering your talents and your strengths! Get ready to meet Seoul, a little Korean-American girl who is searching for her own unique talent. This is a perfect story for early elementary readers as it is filled with easy-to-read storytelling and valuable lessons. Sprinkled throughout the book are some Korean words and cultural references that will teach children about Korea and its' wonderful culture. Seoul lives with her mom (Uma), dad, grandmother (Halmony), and her pug named Kim-Chi as part of her modern Korean-American mixed family. She is invited to a neighborhood talent show. She is not sure what a talent is or if she even has one! She visits her friends only to learn she is not good at any of their talents. Will she find her talent in time for the show? Can her Halmony help her discover her special talent? Get ready to find out as you jump into this heartwarming story!

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About The Author


I’m a first-generation Korean-American sharing stories and illustrations inspired by my heritage, my family, and everyday life. Through the eyes of a curious little girl named Seoul, I sprinkle in bits of Korean culture, laughter, and heart to celebrate diversity and modern Korean-American experiences. My hope is that Korean-American kids see themselves in these stories—and that everyone else gets to discover a little magic from a culture they may not know yet.

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