Gary D. Schmidt: The girl who swallowed me whole

The leading American child literature merchant, Newbury Sang, and young literature merchant Michael L. Prince of England at the same time, there is nothing with a young white boy Turner who was raised strictly by his father, but love for a cheerful and rich spirit, and the growth of Turner. After his father, a pastor, he moved to the strange Pippsburg, he was unable to adapt to different circumstances and always wanted to leave for the unknown in his loneliness and frustration. For such a Turner, the proud and pleasant black girl Lizzie, who lives on the island of Malaga, was the unknown. Turner, who was always a minister's son and had to live with his own eyes, not himself, grew up to be a courageous boy who learned to live through Lizzie, opened his heart, finally sheds away the constraints he had in his custody, and can express his thoughts. In '12, 13-year-old Turner Buckminster comes from Boston to the small town of Pippsburg, Maine, following his father, who is a pastor. Since the first day of our move, even a poor baseball player, with a totally different environment from Boston, has had different rules and they don't fit in well with the village children. And the fact that he is the son of a pastor has caused him to be interfered with and pointed out in every little mistake and to set an example in everything. A frustrated heart is punished by Turner's rock in the street, hitting the Pop grandmother's fence, which lives alone, and finally reading to her all summer.

Korean title: 나를 통째로 삼켜 버린 소녀

Korean author: 게리 D. 슈미트

Korean publisher: 책과콩나무

ISBN-13: 9791186490938