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Logline: This book is a children's book about economy that teaches children economy by describing Pinocchio's exciting travel.

Keywords: Pinocchio; children's stories; thinking box; philosophy for elementary school students; way of thinking of elementary school students

Rights: World rights available

Logline: A thinking journey with Pinocchio that introduces young readers to essential economic ideas through storytelling.

Keywords: Pinocchio; children’s economic story; children’s fiction; economics for children; economics for elementary school students

Rights: World rights available

Logline: A philosophy book for teenagers that invites readers to open the gate of thinking through stories, questions, and imagination. Also meaningful for adult readers.

Keywords: Philosophy class; philosophy for teenagers; thinking training for teenagers; fairytale for teenagers

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Logline: This book is a guide to entrepreneurship for teenagers in the form of a fantasy fairytale.

Keywords: Guide to entrepreneurship; teenager enterprise; economy for teenagers

Rights: World rights available

Logline: A children’s story with Pinocchio that teaches children how to read in an enjoyable, game-like way.

Keywords: Pinocchio; elementary school reading; game reading method; Pinocchio series; Reading Pinocchio; thinking games; reading mastery

Rights: World rights available

Logline: A reflective thinking course for adolescents, guiding young readers to explore identity, sensitivity, and independent thought.

Keywords: indigo child; coming-of-age fiction; adolescents; youth philosophy; identity; self-reflection; emotional sensitivity; a journey of self-discovery; questions of identity; child from the stars; reflective inquiry; thinking course

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Logline: A philosophical travel essay that follows a journey across Jeju Island in search of the original Dolharubang statues, inviting readers to reflect on identity, place, and the meaning of authenticity.

Keywords: Jeju Island; Dolharubang; travel essay; philosophy of travel; authenticity; self-discovery; Korean culture; literary nonfiction

Rights: World rights available