This is a book that a 3rd-grade girl who dreams of becoming a janitor absolutely adores.

This is a book that a 3rd-grade girl who dreams of becoming a veterinarian really enjoys.

I am preparing very carefully because I explained the meaning of a companion animal as taking responsibility for a precious life, accepting it as family, and spending a lifetime together. In particular, I felt it was necessary to approach the preparation and actual process of adopting a companion animal—which requires a lot of care—entirely from a child's perspective. While there are many books on living with pets filled with more professional and objective information for adults, books that

[Book Review] Be My Family / Yerimdang. Calling all cute puppies. For a fun time~ Following “I’ll Be Your Butler, Cat,” comes “I’ll Be My Family.” Yerimdang’s ambitious work, an animal-raising experience book, workbook, and guidebook. My daughter enjoyed reading the cat book as well. Since we are actually raising a dog, she showed strong determination to read this book as well. Honestly, raising anything, whether human or animal, is hard work. The only difference is the amount of time required

My child likes it so much.

My child loves dogs and wants to raise one, but when I told them that it isn't easy, they asked what was so hard about it. So, while reading "Be My Family," my child came to understand that simply showering a dog with affection and taking it for walks isn't all there is to it. They say that to live with a dog, it is important to understand its behavior and know how to treat it. Dogs are not toys you can play with anytime; they have emotions, too. Furthermore, proper training is necessary to

I think this book is perfect for children who really, really want to raise a pet. It would be wonderful if they could study with this book in advance and make a careful decision to live with a dog. The author, Arden Moore, has been doing her best to educate people about dogs for 20 years as a pet behaviorist, first aid instructor, radio host, and author. And look how cute the cover is! My daughter started reading it as soon as it arrived. She wants to raise a cat or a dog no matter what, but

I’ve always been a timid person, but I was terrified of dogs ever since I was little. If a dog passed by on the street, I would freeze on the spot, trembling like an aspen leaf, and even cry. Now that I’m middle-aged, it’s not quite that extreme, but I don’t like dogs. No, I hate them. But my child is different. They are my own flesh and blood, yet how can I not love puppies so much? There was even a time when my dream was to become the director of a dog daycare, so sometimes I feel a pang of

Children's Books, Self-Help, Korean Books, Children's General Knowledge Be My Family, Dog! Written by Arden Moore / Translated by Yoon Young, Yerimdang Hello. My children love dogs so much that we are actually considering adopting a pet. However, since adopting without a plan feels too risky, I decided to do some research on dogs! I am reading Yerimdang's book, "Be My Family, Dog!", as a guide before raising a puppy. Since the author is Arden Moore, a veteran who has published a whopping 24

[This book was provided by the publisher and was written based on my own subjective opinion] The Ultimate Customized Guidebook for Raising a Puppy “They’re cute, but how do I raise them?”, “Can I really raise one well when I know absolutely nothing about pets?”, “How should I train these puppies?” From novice owners who ended up taking on a pet by chance to prospective owners determined to raise one, this book is packed with the know-how needed to raise a dog. Arden Moore, a famous pet speaker