Il Sung Na was born in Seoul, South Korea. In 2001, he moved to London to pursue a BFA in illustration and animation at Kingston University, where he discovered a passion for children’s books. He lives in Kansas City, Missouri.
Two dog-loving neighbors launch a newspaper written by dogs to pay for a pug's surgery.
Bear searches the world for a new home, only to find happiness where he started.
As night falls, an owl observes how different animals find their unique ways to sleep.
Discover how animals adapt when winter arrives.
A monkey explores the zoo at night, discovering opposites in every corner.
A pig dreams of flying with birds. Can he make it happen?
Join a curious duck exploring the world of newborn animals on their first day of life.
9
Authored
4
Illustrated
4
Collaborators
Picture books
8
Chapter books
1
Board books
4
Books published each year, stacked by book type.
The share of the catalog represented by each book type.
13
books
Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
Two dog-loving neighbors launch a newspaper written by dogs to pay for a pug's surgery.
Bear promises Fish a big surprise but struggles to find it.
A girl finds tranquility in nature, escaping her chaotic home.
A boy's cherished plum tree falls, sparking imaginative adventures and new beginnings.
Two rabbits battle over a giant carrot, leading to unexpected teamwork.
A pig dreams of flying with birds. Can he make it happen?
A shy bird musters courage to befriend a bear, but a red balloon complicates things.
A monkey explores the zoo at night, discovering opposites in every corner.
Bear searches the world for a new home, only to find happiness where he started.
Join a curious duck exploring the world of newborn animals on their first day of life.
Discover how animals adapt when winter arrives.
A curious elephant discovers a mysterious object. What could it be?
As night falls, an owl observes how different animals find their unique ways to sleep.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Il Sung Na's books.
