Binna's finally starting to feel like she's not a baby - she can read long books in English, beat her older sister at word games, and she can make dalgona by herself. But when she tries to tell her classmates about her weekend and the sugary, sandy treat she made . . . well, the English doesn't come to her easily. Not being able to say what she wants is crushing. But with her sister's encouragement and the support of her classmates, Binna finds the right words (and snack) to share about her life in Korea.

About the Author
Sojung Kim-McCarthy is a Korean-British children's book author-illustrator based in Dorset, UK. She was brought up on stories in a family of artists, writers, actors, TV & musical directors. After studying VisComm (BFA) at Hong-ik University, she worked as a designer-in-chief for a leading children's magazine as well as a children's art and design educator. Binna's Dalgona is her debut picture book and was inspired by her own experience of moving from Seoul to the UK.

Reviews
"Using expressionistic artwork marked by visual metaphors, Kim-McCarthy cleverly captures the protagonist's difficulties. Crossed-out words and arrows in Binna's speech bubbles convey the child's confusion . . . Keenly aware of the challenges many young immigrants confront, Kim-McCarthy makes clear that even seemingly small snafus can take a great emotional toll. The narrative comes to a satisfying conclusion . . . A delightfully gentle tale of navigating language barriers." -Kirkus



Book Information
ISBN 9780593856550
Author Sojung Kim-McCarthy
Format Hardback
Page Count 32
Imprint Dial Books for Young Readers,US
Publisher Penguin Putnam Inc
Weight(grams) 567g