Woo is ready for vacation time because that means he gets to play ddakji with his friends. Woo spent all year practicing and making the best ddakji so he could beat Gorin, the reigning champion. When he loses to Gorin again, he makes it his mission to find the best material for his new ddakji so he can win. With this vibrant story about friendly competition, "Let's Play Ddajki" inspires kids to try a new game through Woo and Gorin's love of ddakji. Complete with colorful illustrations and detailed instructions on how to fold a ddakji, anyone can learn how to play this traditional Korean game from start to finish.--Publisher.
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