
Blurb
[DeepL Translation - needs review] Grand Prize Winner of the 8th Literary Neighborhood Youth Literature Award A letter-like narrative that skips through time and space between the living and the dead, and a warm and beautiful ending. I hope that the emotions contained in this work can be fully conveyed to the readers."_Jury (Kim Jin-kyung, Yoo Young-jin, Yoon Sung-hee, Lee Igea)
(Translator: DeepL)
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(4.38/5)나는 지금 여기서 언니를 찾을게.
“그럼 우리는 과거, 현재, 미래 속에서 계속 만나는 거니까. 우리 인연은 계속되고 또 계속되는 거지.”
A short YA novel that explores the topics of parent-child relationships, growing up, and family secrets. Two girls write one another letters that travel through time. The girls each have the own worries and problems, and they try to help one another in the ways they can using their unique opportunity.
This book is short and sweet. It was a slow start, so I almost DNFd, but I’m glad I stuck with it. The ending was thoughtful and worth
This poignant and emotionally resonant novel is the author's most well-known novel (as far as I can tell) and a true tearjerker. The narrative revolves around a young girl engaging in a heartfelt exchange of letters with a woman from the past, a premise that opens up a wealth of creative storytelling opportunities. Despite the emotional depth, the language used is relatively simple, making it an excellent choice for those new to young adult literature.
I read this in just a few days, really jus
heartwarming ya novel
This is written in the form of letters that two girls send back and forth to one another. One of the girls is in the present and the other is in the past. Each chapter is a letter.
It's a really lovely little YA novel that I'd recommend to anyone looking to start reading novels. The story is very contained around a small set of characters (the main character, her dad, her dad's girlfriend and the girl she is writting letters to) and very tightly follows one specific storyline so even if you ar
Beautiful
This was a such a beautifully written story. While I really enjoyed the suspense of 죽이고 싶은 아이, this book is my new favorite by 이꽃님. Told in a series of letters between a teenage girl in the present and a woman in the 1980s, the story touched on a variety of topics and emotions, with a mix of funny, sad, angry, and heartfelt moments throughout the story. I loved getting to know both of the main characters and their lives.
The ending made me cry for sure, but I'm still very glad that I