First Encounter in a Novel: The Care Set
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A warm story that opens closed heartsA welcome reading for those who have grown distant from books, a new book in the "First Encounter with Novels" series.
In the 'Care' section, writers Yoon Seong-hee, Pyo Myung-hee, and Park Yu-jin warmly portray stories about family, pets, and friends.
A book that adds illustrations to a volume of less than 100 pages to make you feel the power of a novel and the pleasure of reading.
August 18, 2020. Novel/Poetry PD Park Hyung-wook
A thin and beautiful paperback refurbished with a new sensibility
A welcome reading for those who have grown distant from books, a first encounter with a novel.
How can we help young people, increasingly detached from books, easily encounter literature? "First Encounter with Novels," a new novel reading series featuring lush illustrations and literary masterpieces, has garnered enthusiastic responses from readers since its first publication in 2017.
In 2020, we will present new editions, ‘First Encounter with a Novel: Care’ and ‘First Encounter with a Novel: Creativity’.
The care section is even more diverse, consisting of warm novels by Yoon Seong-hee, Pyo Myung-hee, and Park Yu-jin.
"Eyelids" is a new novel by author Yoon Seong-hee, who has been loved by critics and readers alike for her portrayal of the lives of ordinary people with a calm yet warm humor and delicate gaze.
The story unfolds with a touching story of loving conversations between family members who came to care for 'I', who had an unexpected accident, at my bedside.
In 『Sending a Dog』, author Pyo Myung-hee, winner of the Kwon Jeong-saeng Literary Award, tells a story about companion animals in a poignant yet calm manner.
Pets that live in the same space but live in a different time than us.
It beautifully captures the heart that sprouts when pets are present, asking questions about the responsibility and care required for living with them.
"Mungsephine" is a touching portrayal of the friendship between Tae-young, a middle school student who always feels lonely, and his nanny, Josephine, whom Tae-young calls "Mungsephine."
The author's ability to portray the discriminatory views toward immigrants in our society stands out, along with Tae-young's struggle to protect his only friend and mother, Myeongseopin.
'First Encounter with a Novel: Care' broadly explores the power of warm care, encompassing stories about family, friends, and even pets.
A welcome reading for those who have grown distant from books, a first encounter with a novel.
How can we help young people, increasingly detached from books, easily encounter literature? "First Encounter with Novels," a new novel reading series featuring lush illustrations and literary masterpieces, has garnered enthusiastic responses from readers since its first publication in 2017.
In 2020, we will present new editions, ‘First Encounter with a Novel: Care’ and ‘First Encounter with a Novel: Creativity’.
The care section is even more diverse, consisting of warm novels by Yoon Seong-hee, Pyo Myung-hee, and Park Yu-jin.
"Eyelids" is a new novel by author Yoon Seong-hee, who has been loved by critics and readers alike for her portrayal of the lives of ordinary people with a calm yet warm humor and delicate gaze.
The story unfolds with a touching story of loving conversations between family members who came to care for 'I', who had an unexpected accident, at my bedside.
In 『Sending a Dog』, author Pyo Myung-hee, winner of the Kwon Jeong-saeng Literary Award, tells a story about companion animals in a poignant yet calm manner.
Pets that live in the same space but live in a different time than us.
It beautifully captures the heart that sprouts when pets are present, asking questions about the responsibility and care required for living with them.
"Mungsephine" is a touching portrayal of the friendship between Tae-young, a middle school student who always feels lonely, and his nanny, Josephine, whom Tae-young calls "Mungsephine."
The author's ability to portray the discriminatory views toward immigrants in our society stands out, along with Tae-young's struggle to protect his only friend and mother, Myeongseopin.
'First Encounter with a Novel: Care' broadly explores the power of warm care, encompassing stories about family, friends, and even pets.
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▶ Series Introduction
'First Encounter with a Novel' is a thin and beautiful paperback book decorated with a new sensibility.
A literary masterpiece, this short story is richly illustrated.
With engaging stories, short volumes of less than 100 pages, and captivating illustrations, it allows even those who lack time or are unfamiliar with reading to easily access excellent contemporary works.
For adolescent readers who have stopped reading at fairy tales, it will serve as a stepping stone to novels.
To pump water from a deep well, you must pour a bucket of water from above.
The "First Encounter with a Novel" series will serve as a welcome aid to those who have become increasingly distant from literature, helping them reconnect with books and inject fresh vitality into our reading culture.
▶ Introduction to each volume
First Encounter with a Novel 16 - Eyelids (novel by Yoon Seong-hee, illustrations by Nam Su)
'I' was hit by a friend and wandered alone on the road when I got into an unexpected accident.
When I came to, I realized that I was lying in a hospital bed.
As I listen to stories from my father, mother, and older sister who come to take care of me, I recall precious memories one by one… … .
First Encounter with a Novel 17 - Sending a Dog (Novel by Pyo Myeong-hee, Illustration by Jin So)
Jinju, an abandoned dog, suddenly comes to Jinseo's house.
Jinseo begins to feel more and more sorry for Jinju, who has been living alone on the apartment balcony amidst her family's indifference.
Jinseo, who had closed his heart and was absorbed in games, overcomes his lonely days by taking care of Jinju.
But Jinju, who had turned thirteen years old, lost her healthy appearance and became thin… … .
The story of my little dog, who was my brother and friend.
First Encounter with a Novel 18 - Myeongsepin (novel by Park Yu-jin, illustration by Ahn Yu-jin)
Tae-young, a lonely child, finally opens his heart to Josephine, who comes as his ninth nanny.
It's not his mother, but Meng Se-pin who always takes Tae-young's side.
Then one day, Meng Se-pin is in danger of being kicked out.
Now, Taeyoung, who doesn't want to be the tenth nanny and is alone, can he protect Meng Se-pin?
'First Encounter with a Novel' is a thin and beautiful paperback book decorated with a new sensibility.
A literary masterpiece, this short story is richly illustrated.
With engaging stories, short volumes of less than 100 pages, and captivating illustrations, it allows even those who lack time or are unfamiliar with reading to easily access excellent contemporary works.
For adolescent readers who have stopped reading at fairy tales, it will serve as a stepping stone to novels.
To pump water from a deep well, you must pour a bucket of water from above.
The "First Encounter with a Novel" series will serve as a welcome aid to those who have become increasingly distant from literature, helping them reconnect with books and inject fresh vitality into our reading culture.
▶ Introduction to each volume
First Encounter with a Novel 16 - Eyelids (novel by Yoon Seong-hee, illustrations by Nam Su)
'I' was hit by a friend and wandered alone on the road when I got into an unexpected accident.
When I came to, I realized that I was lying in a hospital bed.
As I listen to stories from my father, mother, and older sister who come to take care of me, I recall precious memories one by one… … .
First Encounter with a Novel 17 - Sending a Dog (Novel by Pyo Myeong-hee, Illustration by Jin So)
Jinju, an abandoned dog, suddenly comes to Jinseo's house.
Jinseo begins to feel more and more sorry for Jinju, who has been living alone on the apartment balcony amidst her family's indifference.
Jinseo, who had closed his heart and was absorbed in games, overcomes his lonely days by taking care of Jinju.
But Jinju, who had turned thirteen years old, lost her healthy appearance and became thin… … .
The story of my little dog, who was my brother and friend.
First Encounter with a Novel 18 - Myeongsepin (novel by Park Yu-jin, illustration by Ahn Yu-jin)
Tae-young, a lonely child, finally opens his heart to Josephine, who comes as his ninth nanny.
It's not his mother, but Meng Se-pin who always takes Tae-young's side.
Then one day, Meng Se-pin is in danger of being kicked out.
Now, Taeyoung, who doesn't want to be the tenth nanny and is alone, can he protect Meng Se-pin?
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: August 10, 2020
- Page count, weight, size: Checking page count | 462g | 122*188*25mm
- ISBN13: 9788936459246
- ISBN10: 8936459244
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