Reviews
When I first saw this book in the bookstore,. It was very interesting to know that the Mediterranean Coasts where you went were my favorite place, and I've been impressed. When I read some paragraphs and tried to buy them. I was a little hesitant about the entertainment. I thought I should read some more paragraphs, and other parts, although it's sad, have a picture. If you're reading a piece of music that you've picked from yourself. It's like standing there I haven't been to. The mind of the
I bought the book and read it in one day, and I really missed the page while I was reading it. A book I want to read. A book that makes you want to go to the Mediterranean while you're reading. I've read a lot of travel essays, but I think I'm going to read a very good essay in a very long time. Radio writer Mr. Floods' style, story flow and photos (especially the best photography) were in the Mediterranean during reading. The Mediterranean is too much to want to go to. It's a strong rock.
Sometimes there is a book that looks at the cover and title of the book, while the light bulb is passed on in a completely different way. The Mediterranean was the latter. It's not a book to think about because it's a hard idea, but it makes me look back. My journey was always about seeing everything and passing it, but this book contained the aesthetics of slowness. I feel like I've experienced the true meaning of the journey that makes me look back. Part 1 "I Want You" was so beautiful, and I
She decided that the red gold would be the way to marriage and travel, but the sky had unwittingly led her into the journey three years later. Perhaps she stopped in her early 20s, and the trip was more than anyone else. If the book is unique to other books, then the writer's job as a broadcaster (in fact, radio broadcasts) may be to make his choice of music, which will actually be a question for the first bookkeeper. I read the songs myself, which are chosen as BGM, and it feels like I'm
Not an honest travel. And it's a real-life travel machine. She was a professional radio writer who described the destination and expressed her mood there as if she had wiped out the way. The picture of the pre-existing is a very impressive, interesting one, as if you were looking at a diary. This book had to be read in front of her, and she was determined to travel at the age of 33. And somehow, as a connection developed (and of course no co-founder as she was); (I don't know;) I wanted to hear
3. A hundred days of European travel, the flood of 100 days, is a four-day story of a story by a story-teller. It was so good to see you during the review holiday. I was thrilled to see the photographs of Europe starting with the book cover and showing them in each chapter. One of the things that was unique is that books are smaller and longer than the old novel. It was so subtle and so difficult to read, but it was impressive. A word of wits was added to the story. So I read it unjealable and
I immediately took this book and it was a relief to get my mind off the sign. The whole time I read this book, my mind literally started growing. This book is not the same as the story of the landscape or of the other trips that stop with the cultural sequence. At some point her mind can see and feel the process of growing. She gives up her first expectations of going on a journey and she just wants to love herself as she is. I want to follow the old man by placing 100 days of Mediterranean
Turkey and Korea also feel more warm here, the kind of hospitality they welcome to their brothers' country and everywhere. Is it because you're so relieved? Here in Leydis Beach, I crossed the line that should not be crossed. Travel always opens the veil of our own hearts. Is this gonna be okay with you getting old? Who doesn't recognize me? What would anyone say? Shame and shame. Many things that we haven't hesitated to do are made possible for one reason: travel. This book will be a
Hong Su-jeong: The Mediterranean, the place where the heart grows
It's a place where hearts grow. There was no specific plan, no sustained desire. I just wanted to go someday. One day, as the road to work was getting more and more consumed by time rage, thirty-two-year-olds thought something that she had forgotten with her strong hunger. Travel. And she leaves for the Mediterranean. This is a book by radio writer Esai on a journey to flood justice. Her journey was quite different from a well-failed package trip, under a modest plan. As the path led, as the snowsight course would continue, the emotional movement followed and then took its next destination, with a dazzling freedom to travel. Her writings and photographs are flowing as time and place move. But it gives her a sense of looking at the process of growing her mind. She is growing up in Spain through South France, Italy, Greece and Turkey. With the music you recommend, and with the tips for the travelers I alone are given.
Korean title: 마음이 자라는 그곳 지중해
Korean author: 홍수정
Korean publisher: 책만드는집
ISBN-13: 9788979442977
Reviews
When I first saw this book in the bookstore,. It was very interesting to know that the Mediterranean Coasts where you went were my favorite place, and I've been impressed. When I read some paragraphs and tried to buy them. I was a little hesitant about the entertainment. I thought I should read some more paragraphs, and other parts, although it's sad, have a picture. If you're reading a piece of music that you've picked from yourself. It's like standing there I haven't been to. The mind of the
I bought the book and read it in one day, and I really missed the page while I was reading it. A book I want to read. A book that makes you want to go to the Mediterranean while you're reading. I've read a lot of travel essays, but I think I'm going to read a very good essay in a very long time. Radio writer Mr. Floods' style, story flow and photos (especially the best photography) were in the Mediterranean during reading. The Mediterranean is too much to want to go to. It's a strong rock.
Sometimes there is a book that looks at the cover and title of the book, while the light bulb is passed on in a completely different way. The Mediterranean was the latter. It's not a book to think about because it's a hard idea, but it makes me look back. My journey was always about seeing everything and passing it, but this book contained the aesthetics of slowness. I feel like I've experienced the true meaning of the journey that makes me look back. Part 1 "I Want You" was so beautiful, and I
She decided that the red gold would be the way to marriage and travel, but the sky had unwittingly led her into the journey three years later. Perhaps she stopped in her early 20s, and the trip was more than anyone else. If the book is unique to other books, then the writer's job as a broadcaster (in fact, radio broadcasts) may be to make his choice of music, which will actually be a question for the first bookkeeper. I read the songs myself, which are chosen as BGM, and it feels like I'm
Not an honest travel. And it's a real-life travel machine. She was a professional radio writer who described the destination and expressed her mood there as if she had wiped out the way. The picture of the pre-existing is a very impressive, interesting one, as if you were looking at a diary. This book had to be read in front of her, and she was determined to travel at the age of 33. And somehow, as a connection developed (and of course no co-founder as she was); (I don't know;) I wanted to hear
3. A hundred days of European travel, the flood of 100 days, is a four-day story of a story by a story-teller. It was so good to see you during the review holiday. I was thrilled to see the photographs of Europe starting with the book cover and showing them in each chapter. One of the things that was unique is that books are smaller and longer than the old novel. It was so subtle and so difficult to read, but it was impressive. A word of wits was added to the story. So I read it unjealable and
I immediately took this book and it was a relief to get my mind off the sign. The whole time I read this book, my mind literally started growing. This book is not the same as the story of the landscape or of the other trips that stop with the cultural sequence. At some point her mind can see and feel the process of growing. She gives up her first expectations of going on a journey and she just wants to love herself as she is. I want to follow the old man by placing 100 days of Mediterranean
Turkey and Korea also feel more warm here, the kind of hospitality they welcome to their brothers' country and everywhere. Is it because you're so relieved? Here in Leydis Beach, I crossed the line that should not be crossed. Travel always opens the veil of our own hearts. Is this gonna be okay with you getting old? Who doesn't recognize me? What would anyone say? Shame and shame. Many things that we haven't hesitated to do are made possible for one reason: travel. This book will be a












