Part 1: Point of view and symbolism
Shower _ Hwang Sun-won | Camellia _ Kim Yu-jeong | Love Guest and Mother _ Joo Yo-seop
Part 2 Conflicts and Incidents
The Sky is Clear _ Hyun-deok | The Bicycle Thief _ Park Wan-seo | The Peacock Moth _ Hermann Hesse
Part 3: Relationships and Growth
Monkey Spanner _ Jin Hyeong-min | I Want to Eat Watermelon _ Jang Ju-sik | 4 PM, Dalgona _ Lee Song-hyeon
Part 4: The World of Tales
The Land of the Four Seasons, Woncheon River Today | Founding a Nation at the Age of Twelve | Princess Nakrang and Prince Hodong | Baby General Uturi | Foolish Magistrate

A total of 14 short stories were selected, focusing on the 10 new Korean language textbooks for first-year middle school students that will be published in 2025.
And under the theme of ‘We grow together with novels,’ the work was classified into four themes.

In Part 1, “Point of View and Symbols,” we learn about the novel’s narrator and point of view.
Let's appreciate the work by focusing on the characteristics of each point and the symbolic meaning of the main materials.
In Part 2, "Conflict and Events," we will explore the concepts and types of conflict that appear in novels, apply them to actual works, and examine how the novel's themes are concretized through the process of conflict resolution.
In Part 3, 'Relationships and Growth,' we meet various character types in the novel.
You can see how the characters relate to each other and how they grow through various events.
In Part 4, "The World of Tales," we will organize the characteristics of tales that distinguish them from novels, appreciate five tales, and consider the lessons each work teaches us.