JiHyeon Lee is a South Korean artist. She studied media art at Kaywon School of Art & Design and illustration at HILLS (Hankuk Illustration School). She lives in Seoul, South Korea. This is her second book.
A New York Times Notable Book of the Year
A unique take on meaningful themes of open-mindedness and
inclusion make this an instant classic. -School Library Journal,
starred review A joyous celebration of differences and likenesses
and harmony. --The New York Times Lovely, wordless adventure about
embracing the unknown. Magical. --People Magazine This remarkable
wordless picture book bursts with buoyant energy as a boy finds the
key to a long-unopened door and makes his way from drabness to a
joyful, magical land. --The New York Times, Editors' Choice This
quiet fable feels both relevant and timeless. --Shelf Awareness A
wonderland as wondrous and wild as Alice's, but one where the
improbable becomes not a source of confusion and fright but of pure
mirth. --Brain Pickings Readers will be drawn to its quiet charm
and welcoming message of inclusion. --Kirkus Reviews Expands kids'
mindsets and shows them that the world is a marvelous place where
anything is possible - as long as they have a spirit of curiosity
and exploration. --Cool Mom Picks Wordless and unusual, this story
is about a boy who follows a bug and uses a special key to open a
door that leads to a different world. He spends a special afternoon
on a picnic where he meets many creatures, watches a wedding, then
returns home. Use this for a writing prompt or discussion.
--Imagination Soup There are no words in JiHyeon Lee's latest
picture book, Door, but the illustrations are so powerful that
there don't need to be. ---NBC News Asian America
Wordless picture books captivate imaginations and rely on
pitch-perfect illustrations to great effect. Door is no exception.
--Curbed
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