Is there a bookstore?
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Book Introduction
- A word from MD
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Are there any books that blow cool air when you open them?From reading assistant robots to underwater libraries, this imaginary bookstore by Shinsuke Yoshitake tells the story of everything related to books.
A cool summer with books in a 'bookstore' where you can buy things with money that money can't buy, and where people who have been helped by books continue to hang on to books to repay the favor!July 24, 2018. Essay PD Kim Do-hoon
An imaginary bookstore drawn by Shinsuke Yoshitake, the genius Japanese picture book author of "Is This Really an Apple?"!
This is a book about books, a book that truly contains everything about books, for books, and by books.
It is full of touching stories, including novel and ingenious ideas that will resonate not only with book lovers but also with anyone involved in book-related work.
First edition of 100,000 copies, copyright sold in 6 countries worldwide, 5 volumes published simultaneously!
This is a book about books, a book that truly contains everything about books, for books, and by books.
It is full of touching stories, including novel and ingenious ideas that will resonate not only with book lovers but also with anyone involved in book-related work.
First edition of 100,000 copies, copyright sold in 6 countries worldwide, 5 volumes published simultaneously!
- You can preview some of the book's contents.
Preview
index
A somewhat rare book
How to Grow a 'Writer's Tree'
Pop-up picture books from around the world
A book to read together
A book that can only be seen under the moonlight
Book-related tools
Reading assistance robot
Cover recovery machine
Book-related things
Reading History Investigator
A Day in the Life at Charisma Bookstore's Staff Training Center
Book titles and proper display methods
How to pack books
Book dog
Book Farewell Planner
Book-related events
Book Festival
Bookstore Wedding
Imagination Relay
A reading tour around the world
Book-related attractions
The village where books fall
Reading Elementary School
Bookshelf in the Tomb
Underwater Library
About the book itself
Why books are square
How to make a book
Book, After That
People who love books
A book to read slowly
One Man's Book
A being like a book
About libraries and bookstores
Lovely Library 1-4
What kind of place is a bookstore?
A book I hoped would become a bestseller
How to Grow a 'Writer's Tree'
Pop-up picture books from around the world
A book to read together
A book that can only be seen under the moonlight
Book-related tools
Reading assistance robot
Cover recovery machine
Book-related things
Reading History Investigator
A Day in the Life at Charisma Bookstore's Staff Training Center
Book titles and proper display methods
How to pack books
Book dog
Book Farewell Planner
Book-related events
Book Festival
Bookstore Wedding
Imagination Relay
A reading tour around the world
Book-related attractions
The village where books fall
Reading Elementary School
Bookshelf in the Tomb
Underwater Library
About the book itself
Why books are square
How to make a book
Book, After That
People who love books
A book to read slowly
One Man's Book
A being like a book
About libraries and bookstores
Lovely Library 1-4
What kind of place is a bookstore?
A book I hoped would become a bestseller
Detailed image
Into the book
In a corner on the outskirts of that town
There is a 'Issue Bookstore'.
This place specializes in 'books related to books'.
If you ask the owner, “Do you have any books about ○○?”
Usually, they answer, “I have it,” and look for it and bring it out to me.
Today, at the 'Issueureona Bookstore'
Customers come to browse a variety of books.
--- pp.2~3
How to Grow a 'Writer's Tree'
1.
Place the seeds in your favorite bookmark and bury them in the soil.
2.
I raise my children by reading them various books every day.
3.
Every year, when autumn, the season of reading, arrives, books open.
(Some trees take several years to bear fruit.)
4.
It takes a lot of work, but if you take good care of it, it becomes a good book.
5.
If you praise other books thoughtlessly, you will become bitter and will not bear fruit.
--- pp.8~9
Bookstore Wedding
1.
A wedding held by two book lovers at a bookstore
- The congratulatory money will be in the form of a book gift certificate.
2.
Entrance of the bride and groom
3.
Introducing the reading history of two people
4.
Reenactment of 'The Moment of Encounter'
5.
Enjoy your favorite book while the family representative gives a greeting
6.
Bookmark
7.
Reading a collection of sample letters to parents
8.
Throwing books
9.
The store manager's declaration: "Would you like a cover?" "Yes."
10.
The bride and groom exit
There is a 'Issue Bookstore'.
This place specializes in 'books related to books'.
If you ask the owner, “Do you have any books about ○○?”
Usually, they answer, “I have it,” and look for it and bring it out to me.
Today, at the 'Issueureona Bookstore'
Customers come to browse a variety of books.
--- pp.2~3
How to Grow a 'Writer's Tree'
1.
Place the seeds in your favorite bookmark and bury them in the soil.
2.
I raise my children by reading them various books every day.
3.
Every year, when autumn, the season of reading, arrives, books open.
(Some trees take several years to bear fruit.)
4.
It takes a lot of work, but if you take good care of it, it becomes a good book.
5.
If you praise other books thoughtlessly, you will become bitter and will not bear fruit.
--- pp.8~9
Bookstore Wedding
1.
A wedding held by two book lovers at a bookstore
- The congratulatory money will be in the form of a book gift certificate.
2.
Entrance of the bride and groom
3.
Introducing the reading history of two people
4.
Reenactment of 'The Moment of Encounter'
5.
Enjoy your favorite book while the family representative gives a greeting
6.
Bookmark
7.
Reading a collection of sample letters to parents
8.
Throwing books
9.
The store manager's declaration: "Would you like a cover?" "Yes."
10.
The bride and groom exit
--- pp.40~41
Publisher's Review
“Do you have any rare or strange books?”
"yes.
There is always one.
“How about a book like this?”
An imaginary bookstore drawn by genius picture book author Shinsuke Yoshitake. Could it even exist?
Shinsuke Yoshitake, a Japanese author who first became known in Korea with the picture book “Is This Really an Apple?”, has become one of the hottest authors in the Korean publishing industry since 2014.
There are quite a few new books coming out, but none of them disappoint readers' expectations.
Since winning the Special Prize at the 2017 Bologna International Book Fair, he has truly entered the ranks of world-class authors.
Among them, the recently published illustrated essay, “Will There Be a Bookstore?” is very interesting because it contains all of his imagination about books.
This book, which contains everything 'about books, for books, and by books,' will arouse the curiosity of anyone of any age who can open a book and look at the pictures.
The charm of Shinsuke's books, which you can read over and over again without getting tired of them, is the same in this book.
A kind bookstore owner who does his best to understand the needs of his customers.
'Itryona Bookstore', a small bookstore located on a corner of the outskirts, has a wide selection of books to satisfy all of its customers.
“Is there a book like this?” he asked cautiously, taking into account the readers’ thoughts, “Of course there is.”
“How about these books?” he replies, bringing out some books.
It's like looking at the owners of independent bookstores popping up all over our country.
Aren't these bookstore owners truly the best book curators, the ones who select books tailored to their customers?
The author, who broadly develops the story based on customer requests and bookstore owners' suggestions, talks about not only rare books but also people involved in book-related work such as bookstores, libraries, and publishers, as well as book-related events, book-related attractions, and tools that aid reading, crossing the boundaries between reality and imagination.
(It is also amazing how Shinsuke's ability to condense so many stories into a space of about 100 pages is amazing.)
Who is the "Book Farewell Planner"? Aha! The title and image make you slap your knees.
The author expresses the content of this book as books on a bookshelf.
The title of the book is the order of the chapters.
Among the books, there are some that stand out and arouse curiosity.
"A book for two?" What kind of book would it be, in what form? (If you're curious, I encourage you to open this book yourself.) This section, which deals with the physical properties of rare books that are difficult to imagine with conventional wisdom, is very original and stimulates publishing planners to want to create such a book at least once.
Also, who is the "Book Farewell Planner" among the book-related professions? (I recommend reading the book yourself.)
Author Shinsuke does not stop at just his unique and interesting imagination.
Reading the bookstore-related sections, which account for a significant portion of the book (the book's title is not without reason, "Will There Be a Bookstore?"), you'll find yourself laughing, but you'll also find yourself empathizing with the hard work of bookstore staff who toil in sorting and displaying the dozens of new titles released each day. (See "A Day in the Life of a Charismatic Bookstore Employee Training Center")
The part that describes the process of recycling old books is also unusual.
It's easy to think of books as just another piece of paper trash, but Shinsuke goes beyond that with his own unique sensibility.
It can be said that books are expressed not only as objects, but also as tools for mental cultivation or healing.
Today, the number of people reading books is decreasing significantly, and the number of books read by individuals each year is also decreasing. However, bookstores run by owners with unique personalities and discerning tastes, like those found in bookstores all over Korea, are popping up one after another.
Through this book, I hope that the number of readers visiting small bookstores across the country will increase significantly, and that the "age of books" will arrive as the author predicted.
"yes.
There is always one.
“How about a book like this?”
An imaginary bookstore drawn by genius picture book author Shinsuke Yoshitake. Could it even exist?
Shinsuke Yoshitake, a Japanese author who first became known in Korea with the picture book “Is This Really an Apple?”, has become one of the hottest authors in the Korean publishing industry since 2014.
There are quite a few new books coming out, but none of them disappoint readers' expectations.
Since winning the Special Prize at the 2017 Bologna International Book Fair, he has truly entered the ranks of world-class authors.
Among them, the recently published illustrated essay, “Will There Be a Bookstore?” is very interesting because it contains all of his imagination about books.
This book, which contains everything 'about books, for books, and by books,' will arouse the curiosity of anyone of any age who can open a book and look at the pictures.
The charm of Shinsuke's books, which you can read over and over again without getting tired of them, is the same in this book.
A kind bookstore owner who does his best to understand the needs of his customers.
'Itryona Bookstore', a small bookstore located on a corner of the outskirts, has a wide selection of books to satisfy all of its customers.
“Is there a book like this?” he asked cautiously, taking into account the readers’ thoughts, “Of course there is.”
“How about these books?” he replies, bringing out some books.
It's like looking at the owners of independent bookstores popping up all over our country.
Aren't these bookstore owners truly the best book curators, the ones who select books tailored to their customers?
The author, who broadly develops the story based on customer requests and bookstore owners' suggestions, talks about not only rare books but also people involved in book-related work such as bookstores, libraries, and publishers, as well as book-related events, book-related attractions, and tools that aid reading, crossing the boundaries between reality and imagination.
(It is also amazing how Shinsuke's ability to condense so many stories into a space of about 100 pages is amazing.)
Who is the "Book Farewell Planner"? Aha! The title and image make you slap your knees.
The author expresses the content of this book as books on a bookshelf.
The title of the book is the order of the chapters.
Among the books, there are some that stand out and arouse curiosity.
"A book for two?" What kind of book would it be, in what form? (If you're curious, I encourage you to open this book yourself.) This section, which deals with the physical properties of rare books that are difficult to imagine with conventional wisdom, is very original and stimulates publishing planners to want to create such a book at least once.
Also, who is the "Book Farewell Planner" among the book-related professions? (I recommend reading the book yourself.)
Author Shinsuke does not stop at just his unique and interesting imagination.
Reading the bookstore-related sections, which account for a significant portion of the book (the book's title is not without reason, "Will There Be a Bookstore?"), you'll find yourself laughing, but you'll also find yourself empathizing with the hard work of bookstore staff who toil in sorting and displaying the dozens of new titles released each day. (See "A Day in the Life of a Charismatic Bookstore Employee Training Center")
The part that describes the process of recycling old books is also unusual.
It's easy to think of books as just another piece of paper trash, but Shinsuke goes beyond that with his own unique sensibility.
It can be said that books are expressed not only as objects, but also as tools for mental cultivation or healing.
Today, the number of people reading books is decreasing significantly, and the number of books read by individuals each year is also decreasing. However, bookstores run by owners with unique personalities and discerning tastes, like those found in bookstores all over Korea, are popping up one after another.
Through this book, I hope that the number of readers visiting small bookstores across the country will increase significantly, and that the "age of books" will arrive as the author predicted.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 4, 2019
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 104 pages | 320g | 148*202*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788934981237
- ISBN10: 8934981237
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