01 No More Social Media for Kids!
Stop your kids' use of social media!
02 Taxes: The Price of a Better Life
Taxes: The Price of a Better Life
03 AI Is Smart, but People Teach Best
AI is smart, but it learns best from people.
04 The Bitcoin Pizza Story
The Bitcoin Pizza Story
05 Enjoy Mukbang, but Stay Healthy!
Enjoy eating, but take care of your health!
06 Why Buy New? Shop Smart!
Buy used instead of new! Shop smart!
07 No-Kids Zones: Good or Bad?
No Kids Zone: Is it a good thing or a bad thing?
08 Pets Need Insurance, Too
Pets need insurance too
09 Will Schools Have Fewer Tests?
Are school exams becoming less common?
10 No Cashier? No Problem?
Unmanned checkout counters: Inconvenient or convenient?
11 Zoo: Safe Homes or Small Prisons?
Zoos: Safe havens or cramped prisons?
12 Why Do People Use Jeonse?
Why do people use jeonse?
13 Do You Want to Be a YouTuber?
Do you want to be a YouTuber?
14 Brands: More Than Just a Name
A brand is not just a name
15 Why Do We Have to Go to School?
Why do we have to go to school?
16 Game Money Is for Games Only!
Game money is only in the game!
17 Short Videos, Short Focus
Short videos, short attention spans
18 Why Do Prices Change?
Why do prices change?
19 E-Scooter Out, Safety In!
Electric kickboard out, safety first!
20 Need Money to Make Coins!
You need money to make coins!
21 MBTI Changes as You Grow!
MBTI changes as you grow!
22 UBI: Money Without Work?
UBI: Get paid even if you don't work?
23 Korea Needs More Kids!
Korea needs more children!
24 The Sharing Economy: Smart or Risky?
Is the sharing economy a smart choice or a risky one?
25 Words Online Matter, Too!
Words matter online too!
26 Put It in the Bank; Watch It Grow!
If you save in the bank, your money will grow!
27 Should 16-Year-Olds Vote?
Can 16 year olds vote?
28 Credit Cards Are Not Free Money
Credit cards aren't free money.
29 Can Mars Be Our New Earth?
Mars, could it be our new Earth?
30 Should You Save, Invest, or Both?
Should I save, invest, or do both?

· Dictation
· Answer

Expand your English reading and writing skills!

You can experience English as it is actually used by native speakers!

This book will help you learn more realistic and vivid English expressions than any English textbook or vocabulary book.
Newspaper articles often contain words and phrases that we frequently use in the real world.
So you can get exposure to real English!

Improve your English skills and build background knowledge at the same time!

Newspaper articles provide an integrated learning experience for vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, and conversation.
If you read English newspapers consistently, your English skills will naturally improve in various areas, such as vocabulary and reading comprehension, and you will be able to read long articles without difficulty.
Additionally, you can develop background knowledge and current affairs knowledge by reading articles on various topics (economy, society, environment, science, etc.).


If you can write it, then you understand it correctly!

If you just read with your eyes, it will be difficult to say that you fully understand the text.
Even if you only read one, this book is structured so that you can read it properly and remember it for a long time, and then write English sentences that match the Korean language after reading the passage and solving the problems.
If I can write a sentence myself, I know I understand it correctly! Furthermore, the book is structured to help you organize sentences logically, which helps you develop a sense of the structure of writing.


You can read English newspapers on your own with the '4-step learning method'!

If you're one of those who finds reading English newspapers daunting and intimidating, I recommend studying systematically using this book's "4-step learning method"!

[Step 1: Read the article]
I reconstructed English newspaper articles into something elementary school students could read.
You can learn vocabulary naturally because the same words appear repeatedly within the article.
There is also a sense of accomplishment in being able to read and understand articles on your own.


[Step 2: Verify]
In STEP 1, we provide questions to check whether you have understood the article well.
Problem 1 is a word problem, problem 2 is a content agreement/inconsistency problem, and problem 3 is a one-line summary problem, so you can improve your English literacy.


[Step 3: Write the Article]
In STEP 2, recall the article you learned earlier and write each sentence yourself.
You can practice writing logically, like an article! If you find it difficult, you can go back to page 1 and check as you go.


[Step 4: Summary & Discussion]
In STEP 3, we summarize the article we learned earlier and reorganize it into ‘claim-evidence-conclusion.’
Next, in STEP 4, there is a discussion learning where you can think about the pros and cons of the topic!

If you publicly promise, "Starting today, I'll read an English newspaper for 30 days!", you'll be more likely to stick with it! Take a picture of the book with your resolution and share it with a friend or parent!