This book teaches children how to organize their belongings and find them easily. Rumi’s things keep disappearing as if they have little legs, and her mother scolds her for having a messy room and drawers. One day, a fluffy doll named Kkaemari appears to help Rumi tidy up. What will happen next? The story includes practical tips for organizing rooms, drawers, bags, bookshelves, and lockers.
Author Kim Yeo-jin, also an elementary school teacher, drew on her own experiences to write The Organizing Child, a relatable and fun story that encourages children to see the value of tidying up. With the help of a magical fairy, anyone—child or adult—can overcome everyday challenges and gain confidence.
Illustrator Kim Zong-i brings Rumi and the adorable organizing fairy Kkaemari to life with charming illustrations. The book combines engaging storylines with practical tips, using comic panels and small vignettes to make reading enjoyable.
By reading CHILDREN WHO TIDY UP, children learn to take responsibility for their space and belongings. As they organize their surroundings, they also discover what they like and need, gaining independence and self-awareness while keeping their world in order.