Readers with a relatively abundant experience of picture-bookreading may well notice that picture books often choose themes that easily appeal to children’s senses. For example, when we think of picture books that appeal tothe pleasure of taste, stories like“Guli and Gula”,“The story of the little black child Sangbu”, “Gobble it down because it’s delicious” all come to mind, and the most typical of them all is “The little hungry snake”. Now we can also see the same typeof theme in original picture books. “There is always a good reason for eating steamed stuffed buns”seems tosending out the delicious aroma of hot steamed stuffed buns and appeals to the reader’s senses of smell and taste. This is surely a picture book that will arouse the keen interest of a toddler or an older child who is goingthrough a stage ofrapid physical development and who has a good appetite.