Anne of Green Gable's Garden
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Description
Book Introduction
“To Lonely Anne, flowers, trees, and even nameless wild grasses were all more than plants.”
A collection of key plant illustrations from the first Anne of Green Gables series in Korea.
『Anne of Green Gables' Garden』 is an illustrated book in which watercolor artist Park Mi-na, with 100,000 followers, finds and draws the plants in the story of Anne of Green Gables, who loved plants as much as her affectionate friends, and delicately compiles them into a single book.
Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables series, which has been loved worldwide for over a hundred years, features flowers, trees, grass, and fruits in almost every chapter.
These plants grow alongside the sensitive characters in the novel, becoming mediators and other protagonists who share the joys and sorrows of life.
Author Park Mi-na enjoyed the joy of growing up with Anne by drawing colorful plant illustrations full of literary symbolism, one by one, just like Anne, who had matured as much as she had been lonely.
The book takes readers into Anne's radiant garden, one of the warmest and most imaginative in literary history.
At the end of the book, a 'plant dictionary' containing brief information about the plants included in the book is included as a gift.
A collection of key plant illustrations from the first Anne of Green Gables series in Korea.
『Anne of Green Gables' Garden』 is an illustrated book in which watercolor artist Park Mi-na, with 100,000 followers, finds and draws the plants in the story of Anne of Green Gables, who loved plants as much as her affectionate friends, and delicately compiles them into a single book.
Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables series, which has been loved worldwide for over a hundred years, features flowers, trees, grass, and fruits in almost every chapter.
These plants grow alongside the sensitive characters in the novel, becoming mediators and other protagonists who share the joys and sorrows of life.
Author Park Mi-na enjoyed the joy of growing up with Anne by drawing colorful plant illustrations full of literary symbolism, one by one, just like Anne, who had matured as much as she had been lonely.
The book takes readers into Anne's radiant garden, one of the warmest and most imaginative in literary history.
At the end of the book, a 'plant dictionary' containing brief information about the plants included in the book is included as a gift.
- You can preview some of the book's contents.
Preview
index
prolog
1.
flowers
2.
trees
3.
Grasses
4.
fruits
Epilogue
Plant Dictionary
1.
flowers
2.
trees
3.
Grasses
4.
fruits
Epilogue
Plant Dictionary
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Into the book
“Anne of Green Gables, in the novel I read again as an adult, was a very pitiful and admirable child who overcame the unbearable loneliness on her own with her unique optimism.
It was also amazing to see how much the author Lucy Maud Montgomery loved plants and nature on almost every page.
I was even more moved by the stories that weave warm emotions into flowers and plants. (…) I often felt as if Montgomery’s sentences were reading pictures.”
--- From the "Prologue"
“The meaning that flowers and various plants give to people is greater and more diverse than we think.
We can feel the mystery of life from plants that grow taller every day, live and breathe, and bloom with beautiful colors each season.
These days, I often feel that the way people communicate with plants, care for them with affection, and rely on them wholeheartedly, calling them 'companion plants,' is similar to Anne's way of dealing with nature.
(…) I hope that those who encounter this book will discover the plants breathing nearby, communicate with them, and make their lives a little warmer. I also hope that they will feel the same affection as Anne did toward the plants they encounter as they turn the pages of the book.”
It was also amazing to see how much the author Lucy Maud Montgomery loved plants and nature on almost every page.
I was even more moved by the stories that weave warm emotions into flowers and plants. (…) I often felt as if Montgomery’s sentences were reading pictures.”
--- From the "Prologue"
“The meaning that flowers and various plants give to people is greater and more diverse than we think.
We can feel the mystery of life from plants that grow taller every day, live and breathe, and bloom with beautiful colors each season.
These days, I often feel that the way people communicate with plants, care for them with affection, and rely on them wholeheartedly, calling them 'companion plants,' is similar to Anne's way of dealing with nature.
(…) I hope that those who encounter this book will discover the plants breathing nearby, communicate with them, and make their lives a little warmer. I also hope that they will feel the same affection as Anne did toward the plants they encounter as they turn the pages of the book.”
--- From "Epilogue"
Publisher's Review
Purple violets and fresh bracken
White, elegant birch trees and delicious blueberries are alive and breathing,
Would you like to visit Anne of Green Gable's garden, full of innate imagination and dreams?
Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne series, featuring the freckled, skinny, red-haired Anne, has another main character besides the lovable and endearing one.
These are fresh, green plants.
The author frequently features flowers, trees, grass, and fruit in his works.
Plants were actively used as key materials and symbols necessary for the emotional line of the protagonist and the changes in the story line of the work.
Montgomery and Anne's love of plants makes this series even more fragrant.
Until now, only the first story, in which Anne lives in Green Gables, receives much love from Marilla and Matthew, and develops a friendship with Diana, has received much attention. However, in Anne of Green Gables, we follow the traces of plants throughout Anne's life, from her wonderful growth to her becoming a teacher at Avonlea School and her later marriage to Gilbert.
This book is a collection of illustrations of 72 plants that Anne of Green Gables loved, drawn by botanical artist Park Mina (Minat), who has 100,000 followers on Instagram.
Anne of Green Gables coloring book and calligraphy book have already been published, but this is the first attempt to compile sentences about Anne's beloved plants and draw each plant that appears in each sentence into a single book.
She said that while reading the Anne series one book at a time to illustrate Anne of Green Gables, she discovered a new side of Anne, one who was mature enough to be lonely, rather than the tomboyish girl with an overly rich imagination.
And it is said that he began to think deeply not only about the beauty of plants that he had been drawing for a long time, but also about the literary symbolism and diversity that plants possess.
The plants that appear in the 'Anne of Green Gables' series, which has been loved for over a hundred years,
Reborn with delicate and affectionate Minato illustrations!
The plant illustrations in the book are vivid in color, as if they had just jumped out of the original novel, and their delicate and loving descriptions stand out, making them enjoyable to look at individually or gathered together to create a harmonious collection.
Anne Shirley, who grew up with a large orchard on either side of her house, apple trees on one side and cherry trees in full bloom on the other, is one of the warmest and most considerate figures in literary history.
Let's delve into Anne's sweet and gentle garden, where she says she'd rather be a bee and live among flowers than be born human! As you slowly turn the pages, you might find yourself lovingly resting your cheek against the slender, white birch trunk and exclaiming, "Beautiful world, I'm so glad I'm in your midst!"
Anne's warm heart, which cherished the affectionate maple tree that always rustled and seemed to whisper something, also feels closer.
If you are always greeted by fragrant plants that speak to you, you are already qualified to be Anne's friend.
“It is wonderful to see lovely sprouts sprouting every day.
It's like helping the creator do his work.
“To me now, the garden is the very embodiment of the faith I have been hoping and hoping for.”
If you're a first-time reader of Anne of Green Gables, you'll be amazed at how many plants appear in the literary work, while existing fans will undoubtedly enjoy the pleasure of appreciating plants while listening to Anne's voice.
With the coronavirus dominating our daily lives, interest in pets and plants is on the rise. Anne of Green Gables' Garden conveys a calming energy through its plant illustrations, making it a perfect book for personal collection or as a gift.
It is also good to read while comparing Korean and English sentences from the 'Anne of Green Gables' series, which are included next to the illustrations.
At the end of the book, a 'plant dictionary' containing brief information about the plants included in the book is included as a gift.
White, elegant birch trees and delicious blueberries are alive and breathing,
Would you like to visit Anne of Green Gable's garden, full of innate imagination and dreams?
Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne series, featuring the freckled, skinny, red-haired Anne, has another main character besides the lovable and endearing one.
These are fresh, green plants.
The author frequently features flowers, trees, grass, and fruit in his works.
Plants were actively used as key materials and symbols necessary for the emotional line of the protagonist and the changes in the story line of the work.
Montgomery and Anne's love of plants makes this series even more fragrant.
Until now, only the first story, in which Anne lives in Green Gables, receives much love from Marilla and Matthew, and develops a friendship with Diana, has received much attention. However, in Anne of Green Gables, we follow the traces of plants throughout Anne's life, from her wonderful growth to her becoming a teacher at Avonlea School and her later marriage to Gilbert.
This book is a collection of illustrations of 72 plants that Anne of Green Gables loved, drawn by botanical artist Park Mina (Minat), who has 100,000 followers on Instagram.
Anne of Green Gables coloring book and calligraphy book have already been published, but this is the first attempt to compile sentences about Anne's beloved plants and draw each plant that appears in each sentence into a single book.
She said that while reading the Anne series one book at a time to illustrate Anne of Green Gables, she discovered a new side of Anne, one who was mature enough to be lonely, rather than the tomboyish girl with an overly rich imagination.
And it is said that he began to think deeply not only about the beauty of plants that he had been drawing for a long time, but also about the literary symbolism and diversity that plants possess.
The plants that appear in the 'Anne of Green Gables' series, which has been loved for over a hundred years,
Reborn with delicate and affectionate Minato illustrations!
The plant illustrations in the book are vivid in color, as if they had just jumped out of the original novel, and their delicate and loving descriptions stand out, making them enjoyable to look at individually or gathered together to create a harmonious collection.
Anne Shirley, who grew up with a large orchard on either side of her house, apple trees on one side and cherry trees in full bloom on the other, is one of the warmest and most considerate figures in literary history.
Let's delve into Anne's sweet and gentle garden, where she says she'd rather be a bee and live among flowers than be born human! As you slowly turn the pages, you might find yourself lovingly resting your cheek against the slender, white birch trunk and exclaiming, "Beautiful world, I'm so glad I'm in your midst!"
Anne's warm heart, which cherished the affectionate maple tree that always rustled and seemed to whisper something, also feels closer.
If you are always greeted by fragrant plants that speak to you, you are already qualified to be Anne's friend.
“It is wonderful to see lovely sprouts sprouting every day.
It's like helping the creator do his work.
“To me now, the garden is the very embodiment of the faith I have been hoping and hoping for.”
If you're a first-time reader of Anne of Green Gables, you'll be amazed at how many plants appear in the literary work, while existing fans will undoubtedly enjoy the pleasure of appreciating plants while listening to Anne's voice.
With the coronavirus dominating our daily lives, interest in pets and plants is on the rise. Anne of Green Gables' Garden conveys a calming energy through its plant illustrations, making it a perfect book for personal collection or as a gift.
It is also good to read while comparing Korean and English sentences from the 'Anne of Green Gables' series, which are included next to the illustrations.
At the end of the book, a 'plant dictionary' containing brief information about the plants included in the book is included as a gift.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: March 30, 2021
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 192 pages | 460g | 156*202*17mm
- ISBN13: 9791188554478
- ISBN10: 1188554476
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