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A book that creates empathy for peers as they read what they wrote. I can look back at what it was like in those days.
Jo Hyang-mi: Operation Jindo Dog
The high school students who don't read novels have written novels! The children's best and most wanted writing, 13 vivid novels of youth's life! High school students wrote novels in literature class about their stories. I was more interested and passionate than any writing. The anxiety and fear of the new semester, the conflict from friendship, the love stories that seem to have a fresh scent, the postures of dealing with tests, the conflicts with parents, depression, and the problems of going to the truth. This is a book that has grouped short stories of students who have come out of literary writing activities. There are 13 different topics: school life, friendship and love, family, dreams and career, and how to write fiction. Of course, if you look at these works as purely literary works, you can evaluate them a lot, but it's amazing to see them as novels written by ordinary high school students as part of a class. Most of all, the lives and concerns of high school students are so vivid that adults who want to understand their children, or teenagers who share their concerns, are not enough to read. It will be a good guide for teachers who try to write novels in class. It is a much better book to read with the children who write novels, along with their brief, hind story, and the teacher in his novel writing them together good things and bad things.
Korean title: 작전명 진돗개
Korean author: 조향미
Korean publisher: 양철북
ISBN-13: 9788963722870
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A book that creates empathy for peers as they read what they wrote. I can look back at what it was like in those days.












