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Hyeondeok: I'm not playing with you

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I didn't play with the fairy tale of my country's greatest fairy tale. The world of play was vividly portrayed by a group of friends in the neighborhood, Noma, Young, Ki-dong and Brain. Norma and children have no toys to make fun of, like climbing up walls, jumping, cat mimicking, train games, market games. We're playing together and fighting like we never will again, and then we're throwing up and playing again like we were the next day. The author's fresh style of writing, and the detailed observation and description of children. Although most of the fairy tales written in Japanese Braille still glow, they are being loved steadily today.

Korean title: 너하고 안놀아

Korean author: 현덕

Korean publisher: 창비

ISBN-13: 9788936441463

Reviews

4.2
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HB****
November 11, 2005

And many people say, "What do children read?". For those of you who say that, a virtue is really ugly, boring, bored and old. All illusions, all fun and imagination come from the most obvious reality, and when children are most entertained, they don't have to be a gamer. One straw can be an airplane, and one pole can be a high mountain. They're clean and beautiful, too, in words and sentences that they don't play with, which are all the words that they put together to do. And as the years went

EN***
December 14, 2003

It was like looking at a little painting. I felt like I was hearing the sounds of children being so hostile in the pictures. The little words that describe the kids playing are also identical. Children who want to have, eat, play, play with, and hide their hearts are shown. They get a little less in difficult times, and they get upset about it, but they still find their own play with more fun. Cats, crickets, slingshots, baby-carts, panstry, jumping off a cart, dad's shoe, cheating and playing,

NA*****
July 28, 2003

The kids in this book are the same children we always meet in life. And that's what makes our generation more familiar, and it means that it's a little bit strange to kids these days, but it'll be a little sad to say that kids can feel the movement of the main character in the book, the Noma Brain, being easily assimilated by Young. I think it's a lot of wonder for kids today who are looking for fun, and they're looking for toys, and then they've seen their kids, and the kids are smarter. So

현덕: 너하고 안놀아
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