Space School
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Book Introduction
“What the other person needs is not my ‘understanding’,
“It’s an ‘effort’ to understand.”
The first novel by Kim Dong-sik, author of "Gray Man"
Human, Kopu, and Chacha, the three races' hyperlink school adaptation period!
The power of a worldview based on cultural diversity, respect, and understanding
Atlas of the Universe stands out with its unique characters and solid narrative!
"Space School" is the first full-length junior novel series by Kim Dong-sik, the author of "Gray Man." It is the first step toward expanding the world of his works, which pioneered the genre of "ultra-short stories" and presented a new path for the literary world, to children and adolescents.
Kim Dong-sik, a former foundry worker, began posting his novels online in 2016, and with the support of readers, he debuted with the publications of “Gray Man,” “The Weakest Monster in the World,” and “Kim Nam-woo on the 13th.”
A gaze that captures ordinary daily life with special materials, the charm of building up a sensuous introduction, development, climax, and conclusion even within a short amount of time, a fast-paced plot, and even a heart-pounding twist.
Author Kim Dong-sik, with his outstanding skills, takes teenagers into a world of stories that are 'full of fun just to read.'
“It’s an ‘effort’ to understand.”
The first novel by Kim Dong-sik, author of "Gray Man"
Human, Kopu, and Chacha, the three races' hyperlink school adaptation period!
The power of a worldview based on cultural diversity, respect, and understanding
Atlas of the Universe stands out with its unique characters and solid narrative!
"Space School" is the first full-length junior novel series by Kim Dong-sik, the author of "Gray Man." It is the first step toward expanding the world of his works, which pioneered the genre of "ultra-short stories" and presented a new path for the literary world, to children and adolescents.
Kim Dong-sik, a former foundry worker, began posting his novels online in 2016, and with the support of readers, he debuted with the publications of “Gray Man,” “The Weakest Monster in the World,” and “Kim Nam-woo on the 13th.”
A gaze that captures ordinary daily life with special materials, the charm of building up a sensuous introduction, development, climax, and conclusion even within a short amount of time, a fast-paced plot, and even a heart-pounding twist.
Author Kim Dong-sik, with his outstanding skills, takes teenagers into a world of stories that are 'full of fun just to read.'
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■ The three races of Kopu, Human, and Chacha are together
The tumultuous space school
“Going to school with aliens?” Si-hyeon is transferred to a space school and is both confused and worried, but her parents are completely at peace.
In space schools, which are like giant computers, even subtle cultural differences are expressed in a form that is adapted to each culture.
In other words, from Sihyeon's perspective, it's like going to a human school.
On the first day of space school, Sihyeon becomes friends with 'Koko', a horned Kopu child, and 'Shuchat', a one-eyed, muscular Chacha child.
Of course, in Sihyeon's eyes, the appearance and language are conveyed as Earthlings.
Koko, Shuchat, and Sihyeon become best friends at Space School, but for some reason, only members of their own race hang out at school, and there are more and more voices that badmouth children of other races.
These three musketeers roll up their sleeves to try and revive the mood…
"Space School" is a series of junior novels that captures the imagination with vivid characters that reflect the realities of children, a unique worldview, and the fun of each story.
Illustrator Lee Kang-hoon brings the alien children's characters to life with a fresh and rich imagination. His innovative style of drawing and color, which transcends the conventions of science fiction, masterfully manages the narrative's pace and delivers a visual feast.
“How many incidents and accidents would occur if children from three races were gathered in one school? … It’s as if there really is a space school somewhere in this world.
Just like the author says, “I feel affectionate towards the friends who appear as supporting characters, and I want to put them in a scene somewhere, so what’s the point?”, readers will also be able to fully feel the affection poured into the characters and episodes.
School Library Journal Junior Novel Series
So that anyone can read easily and enjoyably and improve their literacy skills
A new series of children's and young adult literature presented by School Library Journal.
A world of stories unfolds that will warmly reach out to friends who have not been close to books before.
Reader Reviews
The ultimate fantasy and empathy! _Lee**, 5th grade, Seoul Doosan Elementary School
It was so interesting that I wanted to read it sparingly.
_Hwaseong Gubong Elementary School 6th grader Kang**
After reading this book, I feel like I gained the strength and the secret weapon to hang out with strange friends. _Middle school 2nd year ID roon***
The tumultuous space school
“Going to school with aliens?” Si-hyeon is transferred to a space school and is both confused and worried, but her parents are completely at peace.
In space schools, which are like giant computers, even subtle cultural differences are expressed in a form that is adapted to each culture.
In other words, from Sihyeon's perspective, it's like going to a human school.
On the first day of space school, Sihyeon becomes friends with 'Koko', a horned Kopu child, and 'Shuchat', a one-eyed, muscular Chacha child.
Of course, in Sihyeon's eyes, the appearance and language are conveyed as Earthlings.
Koko, Shuchat, and Sihyeon become best friends at Space School, but for some reason, only members of their own race hang out at school, and there are more and more voices that badmouth children of other races.
These three musketeers roll up their sleeves to try and revive the mood…
"Space School" is a series of junior novels that captures the imagination with vivid characters that reflect the realities of children, a unique worldview, and the fun of each story.
Illustrator Lee Kang-hoon brings the alien children's characters to life with a fresh and rich imagination. His innovative style of drawing and color, which transcends the conventions of science fiction, masterfully manages the narrative's pace and delivers a visual feast.
“How many incidents and accidents would occur if children from three races were gathered in one school? … It’s as if there really is a space school somewhere in this world.
Just like the author says, “I feel affectionate towards the friends who appear as supporting characters, and I want to put them in a scene somewhere, so what’s the point?”, readers will also be able to fully feel the affection poured into the characters and episodes.
School Library Journal Junior Novel Series
So that anyone can read easily and enjoyably and improve their literacy skills
A new series of children's and young adult literature presented by School Library Journal.
A world of stories unfolds that will warmly reach out to friends who have not been close to books before.
Reader Reviews
The ultimate fantasy and empathy! _Lee**, 5th grade, Seoul Doosan Elementary School
It was so interesting that I wanted to read it sparingly.
_Hwaseong Gubong Elementary School 6th grader Kang**
After reading this book, I feel like I gained the strength and the secret weapon to hang out with strange friends. _Middle school 2nd year ID roon***
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 19, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 164 pages | 272g | 140*210*10mm
- ISBN13: 9788969151667
- ISBN10: 8969151664
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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