말 못다 한 말
날씨가 더울 때 기다렸다.날씨가 추울 때 기다렸다.말하지 못한 말이 남았다. 행복할 땐 기다렸다.슬플 땐 기다렸다.말하지 못한 말이 남았다. 어느 날, 말하지 못한 그 말이 나를 기다리고 있었다!나는 도망쳤다. Translation and Notes: I waited when the weather was hot. I waited when the weather was cold. There were things…
An Honest Review of “The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly” by Sun-mi Hwang
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The Art of Bookbinding and 5 Tips for New DIYers
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From Tome to Screen: 10 Great Books Made into Movies That Everyone Should Watch
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