This is my first time reading the Junior Kim Youngsa 'Unexpected Encyclopedia' series, and it is quite entertaining with its little details. *Unexpectedly Different Human Encyclopedia* is a picture-book-like guide that highlights the countless 'differences' of various people, including physical characteristics, lifestyles, communication, emotions, and ways of thinking. Even when we emphasize that "it is only natural for humans to be different," people still discriminate by drawing boundaries

“An Encyclopedia of Surprisingly Different Humans” An Encyclopedia of Surprisingly _ Iroha Editorial Department & Yusuke Mashiba / Junior Kim Youngsa The social unrest and chaos arising from racial discrimination in the United States show no signs of easily subsiding. The problem is skin color. Is there any other problem? Don't American children learn that skin color can vary depending on the region where people live? If races with "dark" skin had been dominant throughout human history,

A picture book to read with my youngest: <The Surprisingly Different Encyclopedia of Humans (Compiled by Iroha Editorial Department, Illustrated by Yusuke Mashiba / Junior Kim Youngsa)>. This book shows the differences among the people a human doctor, who studies humans, meets while exploring the world. The author hopes that through these differences, we realize that we ourselves and everyone in the world are precious beings. It explains differences in physical characteristics, lifestyles,

The "Human Encyclopedia" has been published as part of the "Unexpectedly Different" picture book series. The descriptive phrase "unexpectedly different" felt both puzzling and refreshing. While the vibrant and cheerful illustrations draw you in, making it seem like a book meant for fun and entertainment, it also carries a profound message: acknowledging human differences and realizing that everyone in the world is a precious being. The book is structured around five themes—physical differences,

Why do people have different eye colors? Are there really people who live without clothes? Do they share happiness by sprinkling milk from their mouths? What is the source of the happiness that people feel? • Have you ever felt that you are different from your friends and family? Whether it is because your face or body is different, your preferences are different, or perhaps a scene from a movie that makes you cry tears of sorrow is something others watch with laughter. However, being different

As someone who believes that hardcovers—the ultimate editions of the illustrated guide series (though that might be a bit of an exaggeration)—are always the right choice, I have discovered an "illustrated guide" that is perfect for stimulating children's curiosity. Even for those who cannot yet read, the pictures alone are enough to spark their imagination. After all, aren't humans fundamentally different?:) Starting with "humans" distinguished by gender—from physical differences to differences

The second book in the 'Unexpected Encyclopedia' series, following *The Surprisingly Cheerful Biology Encyclopedia*! A great book for discussing the 'different' aspects of people with children, offering a chance to reflect on various human differences such as physical characteristics, lifestyles, communication, emotions, and thoughts. Why do people have different eye colors? Are there really ethnic groups that live without wearing clothes? The book is filled with fascinating and intriguing

The pictures and text are presented like a comic, so it helps to build knowledge in an enjoyable way.

[The Surprisingly Different Human Encyclopedia] The phrase "Human Encyclopedia" caught my eye immediately. I had previously enjoyed "The Surprisingly Cheerful Biology Encyclopedia: I've Never Seen It Before!" so much with my children. That is why I was even more interested in this book. As I opened the pages, a human doctor dressed as an explorer greeted me. He said he explores the world to study the differences between humans~ I guess I was completely off the mark~?? The emphasis of this book