Hello, My Robin! : My first debut children book.

Hello, My Robin! : My first debut children book.

​I published my first debut children's book around this time last winter. This book was created as a result of a storytelling class during my master's degree. I painted 15 watercolor paintings for this children's book over the course of a month. Then I added the text and was finally able to publish it.

​This book is currently available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback format.

​This book is the story of the healing process of Robert, a boy who has a closed mind due to bullying and does not go to school and only plays games at home. Robert tells us how a small bird opened his closed heart and brought it out into the world.

​Therefore, this book is a story of healing given by nature, which we commonly see around us. When we are hurt, our hearts are broken, or we are discouraged and find it difficult to get up again, we are comforted by looking at the flowers around us, the beautiful clouds in the sky, or the waves of the sea. And this kind of comfort ultimately opens our hearts and allows us to overcome the pain and move on.

I too have experienced this healing power of nature in my life. And I wanted to share the message of comfort and hope that nature gives us. The fairy tale created with this motive is ‘Hello, My Robin’.

​'Hello, My Robin' unfolds as a heartfelt testament to the transformative power of nature, inspired by Robins of healing. The tale delicately whispers the message of comfort and hope that nature so generously imparts.

​In the realm of storytelling, I discovered that narratives possess a unique alchemy, capable of transcending mere words and resonating deeply within the hearts of listeners. Stories, like vessels of wisdom, have the power to bridge gaps, fostering empathy and understanding across diverse perspectives.

These classes became a journey into the artistry of communication, unveiling the nuances of crafting compelling tales that captivate and inspire. I learned that stories are not merely vessels of entertainment; they are vessels of connection, capable of fostering a shared sense of humanity. They enable us to navigate the complexities of life, offering solace, guidance, and reassurance that we are not alone in our struggles. As a storyteller, I now carry the awareness that each tale holds the power to create ripples of impact, fostering a richer tapestry of understanding and connection in the world.

​And we know that these strengths are especially important for children. Therefore, I plan to create more stories with my children next year if possible.