This is a compilation of picture books in the조선 옛 이야기 그림책 (Picture Books of Old Chosŏn Stories)series. Included in this series are well-known Korean folktales such as효녀 심청 (Dutiful Daughter Sim Ch'ŏng), 금도끼와 쇠도끼 (The Gold Ax and an Iron Ax)and other stories that may be unfamiliar to South Korean children’s literature. A reader of Hangul may notice a slight language difference in grammar and word choice between Hangul (Korean used in South Korea) and Chosŏn'gŭl (Korean used in North Korea).
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Tŭlchwi wa taramjwi A Rat and a Squirrel |
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Hyonyŏ Sim Ch'ŏng Dutiful Daughter Sim Ch'ŏng
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Mokch'im i yak Wooden Pillow is the Best Medicine |
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Samdori wa hak Samdori and the Crane
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Hŏt changsu A Make-believe Strong Guy
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Kkoe innŭn ai A Smart Child
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Pyŏngp'ung sok ŭi horangi Tiger in a Folding Screen
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Nongsa il ŭl tomnŭn kae A Dog Who Helps Farming
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Keŭrŭn nŏguri The Lazy Racoon
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Sin'gihan maedol A Mysterious Milstone |
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Chiju nom ŭi kyeyaksŏ The Land Owner's Contract
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Kŭm tokki wa soe tokki The Gold Ax and an Iron Ax |
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Horangi wa mal tojŏk Tiger and a Horse Thief
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Tojŏk ŭl chabanaen sonyŏn A Boy Who Caught a Thief |
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Naemsae mat'ŭn kap Price for Smelling
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Ppullan nŏguri A Horned Racoon |
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Hwang sŏbang kwa Hwang chiju Mr. Hwang and the Landowner Hwang
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Tŭlchwi ka korŭn sawi A Rat Chooses a Son-in-law
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Ttallang kwisin A Bell-ghost
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Tal sok ŭi okt'okki The Rabbit in the Moon
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