Lee Ho-baek is a South Korean picture book author and the CEO of the picture book publisher Jaimimage. His 2003 book While We Were Out was chosen as one of the Best Illustrated Books of 2003 by the New York Times.
Lee Ho-baek | |
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Born | Seoul, South Korea |
Occupation | CEO of Jaimimage, picture book author |
Nationality | South Korean |
Genre | Picture books, children's literature |
Career
While We Were Out (2000) was translated into seven languages. The New York Times selected it as one of the Best Illustrated Books of 2003,[1] and International Board on Books for Young People awarded it the 2012 Peter Pan Prize.[2]
Bee-bim Bop! was published in the U.S. with text by Linda Sue Park and accompanied by Lee's illustrations.
Publications
As author
- The Strongest Rooster in the World (in Korean). Jamamjoo. 1997. ISBN 9788986565041.
- While We Were Out. Kane/Miller Book Publishers. 2003. ISBN 9781929132447.[3][4][5][6]
- Bunny Run
- My Hangul Friends
As illustrator
- Park, Linda Sue (2005). Bee-bim Bop!. Clarion Books. ISBN 9780618265114.[7][8][9]
References
External links
- 2023 special exhibition featuring Éditions MeMo of France, "Picture Books, Art of Yesterday and Today" (Suncheon Picture Book Library)
- 2015 Special immersive exhibition aimed at children, "Lee Ungno's Gestures of Peace: From 1 to 10,000" (Lee Ungno Museum) - Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism[dead link]
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