One Sunday Morning

by Yumi Heo

Minho and his father have an active morning at the park, taking a carriage ride, seeing the animals in the zoo, and riding the merry-go-round

Genres: Picture Books, Asian American

32 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1999

About the author

Yumi Heo (1964-2016) was a children's author and illustrator who was born and raised in Korea, where she studied graphic design. She came to New York City in 1989, and received an MFA in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts. She llustrated many picture-books for young people, including Father’s Rubber Shoes, The Green Frogs: A Korean Folk Tale, and One Afternoon. She lived for some years in White Plains, New York, with her husband, Steve, and their children. Yumi Heo died in 2016 of cancer.

Reviews

[Karen]

My eight-year-old son read this book to our foster kittens. He said it was a good story, except that the main character turned into a 'drama queen' at the end, and that ruined the book.

[Miss Sarah]

A father and son spend the day having adventures int eh city. Preschool and up

[Naomi]

WTF did I just read? This book was HORRIBLE! Basically, kid has a wonderful time with his father on a Sunday afternoon only to wake up and determine it was a dream. What does that mean? The father is an absentee father who does nothing with his kid? Wouldn't it have been better to have the kid actually doing that with the father??? Just a stupid book!