[DeepL Translation - needs review] One day, Red, a red baby kangaroo, comes out of his mom's pocket. Red hops and hops and goes to eat grass, and then he sees a big grass, but it's not grass, it's a hedgehog. Red is surprised and scared and runs to his mom, who tells him not to be scared because there are scary things in the world. Kangaroos are supposed to be brave, so what lies ahead for Red? Will Red be a brave kangaroo like his mom says? Eric Batou's Red Kangaroo is a picture book about ...
The story of a little kangaroo who is born different from all the others, and how that shapes him growing up.
This picture book had stunning art and would be a good start for language learners who are just starting to read in Korean. Most of the vocabulary is on the easy side and the grammar sticks to a beginner level, so aside from some specific vocab lookups you can sit back and enjoy the story. Highly recommend listening to the audiobook alongside it to enhance the reading experience.