
A letter written with feet
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Book Introduction
“I hope you don’t feel too sad.
Because we are doing well here.
“
Warm and cheerful comfort sent from beyond the rainbow bridge,
A letter pressed down with one's foot
Animal friends living happy days beyond the rainbow bridge.
But as the endless tears of the families left behind in the previous world pour down like rain, the rainbow bridge eventually becomes submerged, preventing new friends from crossing.
To solve this, the animal friends come up with a special method.
That's right, sending letters to their families! Handless, they dip their feet and entire bodies in paint, painstakingly writing down their feelings.
But Bori, the mixed-breed dog, has difficulty writing letters.
What is he hesitating about? Will these lovingly written letters from animals be able to rekindle the rainbow bridge?
"Letters Written with Feet," a delightful yet poignant story by writer Park Kyung-im and warm illustrations by illustrator Minjeong, tells the story of how loved ones still live in our hearts even after they've passed away, and how precious the moments we share with them are.
It will offer warm and pleasant comfort to all who have experienced separation, and will tell you that the memories you shared together will last forever.
Because we are doing well here.
“
Warm and cheerful comfort sent from beyond the rainbow bridge,
A letter pressed down with one's foot
Animal friends living happy days beyond the rainbow bridge.
But as the endless tears of the families left behind in the previous world pour down like rain, the rainbow bridge eventually becomes submerged, preventing new friends from crossing.
To solve this, the animal friends come up with a special method.
That's right, sending letters to their families! Handless, they dip their feet and entire bodies in paint, painstakingly writing down their feelings.
But Bori, the mixed-breed dog, has difficulty writing letters.
What is he hesitating about? Will these lovingly written letters from animals be able to rekindle the rainbow bridge?
"Letters Written with Feet," a delightful yet poignant story by writer Park Kyung-im and warm illustrations by illustrator Minjeong, tells the story of how loved ones still live in our hearts even after they've passed away, and how precious the moments we share with them are.
It will offer warm and pleasant comfort to all who have experienced separation, and will tell you that the memories you shared together will last forever.
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Into the book
Chapssal, who had gone out to meet his new friend, came running.
My whole body was drenched in rain.
“What should we do? The rainbow bridge is flooded because so many people are crying!”
“Everyone on the other side of the bridge is just stamping their feet!”
“I knew it!”
I appreciate that you miss me, but
“It’s difficult if you cry like this.”
“Ah, if only we knew how happy we are
“I’m about to cry, but there’s no way to tell you…”
Then, Coco spoke loudly as if to say,
“Do you know what a letter is?”
My whole body was drenched in rain.
“What should we do? The rainbow bridge is flooded because so many people are crying!”
“Everyone on the other side of the bridge is just stamping their feet!”
“I knew it!”
I appreciate that you miss me, but
“It’s difficult if you cry like this.”
“Ah, if only we knew how happy we are
“I’m about to cry, but there’s no way to tell you…”
Then, Coco spoke loudly as if to say,
“Do you know what a letter is?”
--- From the text
Publisher's Review
Warm and cheerful comfort from beyond the rainbow bridge
Anyone who has experienced Petros has probably imagined the world beyond the rainbow bridge at least once.
The grief of losing a beloved pet can sometimes leave a deep scar.
"A Letter Written with Feet" is a picture book that brings warm comfort and a smile to those who are suffering from such pain.
The animal friends who were living happily in the world beyond the rainbow bridge face a crisis when the endless tears of their families left behind in the previous world turn into rain and flood the rainbow bridge.
To solve the problem of new friends not being able to come over, the animal friends come up with a special method.
That's right, sending letters to their families! Handless as they are, they dip the soles of their feet and their entire bodies in paint, painstakingly writing down their feelings.
Letters filled with love and humor from seven unique friends
The book features seven unique animal friends who each send letters to their families, stamped with their feet, telling their stories in their own unique way.
The letter is filled with unforgettable memories and warm comfort, but it also brings a smile to your face with its uniquely innocent tone and playful expressions.
'Coco', a Maltese who shouts, 'I'm the only dog wearing clothes when I come here! You're the best, big sister!', and 'Kongi' who comforts her mother in an unusual way, saying, 'Whenever I get annoyed, I'll chew dog gum!'
Yongmaeng, a retired military dog, proudly declares, "The three years I spent with my grandfather as an unemployed person were much better than the ten years I spent in the military!" and Chapssal happily says, "Now I'm a slim hamster who can eat as many sunflower seeds as I want without gaining weight!"
But Bori, a mixed breed dog, hesitates for a long time before writing the letter.
What he really wants to say is perhaps not enough to be conveyed through a letter alone?
Lovers never go far away
"The sorrow of our family became a heavy rain that submerged the rainbow bridge.
"New friends couldn't come over."
This book offers warm comfort to families experiencing pet loss, while also helping them cherish the memories they shared with their companions through humor and hope.
Writer Park Kyung-im's delicate perspective and witty writing allow us to imagine the world beyond the rainbow bridge in a warm and pleasant way, and illustrator Min-jeong's warm and emotional drawings delicately express the individuality and emotions of the animal friends, beautifully depicting the world beyond the rainbow bridge.
Author Park Kyung-im says this:
"The reason I wrote this book is because I believe that the ones I love never go far away and are always in my heart.
Although I will experience many breakups in the future, I believe that you will always be by my side, and I will cherish the present moment when we are together.
I hope this will be a comfort to everyone who has experienced a breakup."
Anyone who has experienced Petros has probably imagined the world beyond the rainbow bridge at least once.
The grief of losing a beloved pet can sometimes leave a deep scar.
"A Letter Written with Feet" is a picture book that brings warm comfort and a smile to those who are suffering from such pain.
The animal friends who were living happily in the world beyond the rainbow bridge face a crisis when the endless tears of their families left behind in the previous world turn into rain and flood the rainbow bridge.
To solve the problem of new friends not being able to come over, the animal friends come up with a special method.
That's right, sending letters to their families! Handless as they are, they dip the soles of their feet and their entire bodies in paint, painstakingly writing down their feelings.
Letters filled with love and humor from seven unique friends
The book features seven unique animal friends who each send letters to their families, stamped with their feet, telling their stories in their own unique way.
The letter is filled with unforgettable memories and warm comfort, but it also brings a smile to your face with its uniquely innocent tone and playful expressions.
'Coco', a Maltese who shouts, 'I'm the only dog wearing clothes when I come here! You're the best, big sister!', and 'Kongi' who comforts her mother in an unusual way, saying, 'Whenever I get annoyed, I'll chew dog gum!'
Yongmaeng, a retired military dog, proudly declares, "The three years I spent with my grandfather as an unemployed person were much better than the ten years I spent in the military!" and Chapssal happily says, "Now I'm a slim hamster who can eat as many sunflower seeds as I want without gaining weight!"
But Bori, a mixed breed dog, hesitates for a long time before writing the letter.
What he really wants to say is perhaps not enough to be conveyed through a letter alone?
Lovers never go far away
"The sorrow of our family became a heavy rain that submerged the rainbow bridge.
"New friends couldn't come over."
This book offers warm comfort to families experiencing pet loss, while also helping them cherish the memories they shared with their companions through humor and hope.
Writer Park Kyung-im's delicate perspective and witty writing allow us to imagine the world beyond the rainbow bridge in a warm and pleasant way, and illustrator Min-jeong's warm and emotional drawings delicately express the individuality and emotions of the animal friends, beautifully depicting the world beyond the rainbow bridge.
Author Park Kyung-im says this:
"The reason I wrote this book is because I believe that the ones I love never go far away and are always in my heart.
Although I will experience many breakups in the future, I believe that you will always be by my side, and I will cherish the present moment when we are together.
I hope this will be a comfort to everyone who has experienced a breakup."
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 4, 2025
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 64 pages | 258g | 160*216*10mm
- ISBN13: 9791190007498
- ISBN10: 1190007495
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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