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It's fun, no matter what you say. It's fun from the very first chapter. I don't think it's just for teenagers. Every page has a very high smell of sweat and struggle. You don't need a sense of judgment because you're not telling your story, but you've actually revealed your life. Just the way it is, you're sweating on your back, and you've got fists, and then you'll be able to get ahead and try anything. It's a very strange experience, like looking at a 3d solid. I'll wait for the second round
'Before you say anything, let it pass through three doors. The first door is true or the second door is the one that needs the word, and the third door is warm,' and the book gives advice in life on the various questions young people are concerned about. How to keep cool in a situation that is angry that good and bad things come in alternate ways in life. How to start looking for a turning point in life planning is how we deal with many things we worry about, such as jobs that our parents are
Author Kim Nam-hun calls himself "a physical creation knowledge worker". A man of skill who has opened more than 10 books, as well as a translator, and a translator. > This passion is recognized as <#160; 2014;> “i”Scholar & Jobs>#1360;. A living enthusiast. The book is a "stuffy cheer to future teenagers for championing champions";'man who gave up'; 'I give up'. It's like a letter to teenagers. I was writing in half-speaking like my neighbor from the beginning to the end. And even though
Kim Nam-hoon: I thought about giving up, but it's only the first round.
The author Kim Nam-hun, passionate in many fields with proressores, speculators, broadcasters, instructors, and social activists, returned to his new book. The writer who shared his concerns with teenagers at the Young Manuel's Home in Dae-jee-Serae, Chochun-Suk-Sun-Hung-sun-Nung, noted this time the ‘teenager’ self-interest. The writer has been very kind to the experience and the feeling he experienced in all his experiences and has given warm comfort and support to the teenager who is walking on a strange path. I don't know the answer to life. Like you guys are the first teenagers in your life, so I was the first teenager in my life. (...) I've been struggling with the strange ways. I'll be a little ahead of you, and it's scary and difficult, but we'll come with you. Slowly and steadily with the squabbling trail. The book does not say that if you work hard, you can do anything or just do what you want to do. Instead, it is a frank reminder of his success and failure, of his well-being to the point of many jobs, of the advice he actually needs. If you look at his pleasant voice, you will naturally look back on your own troubles and problems and realize how to deal with them and how to solve them.
Korean title: 포기할까 했더니 아직 1라운드
Korean author: 김남훈
Korean publisher: 자음과모음
ISBN-13: 9788954442602
Reviews
It's fun, no matter what you say. It's fun from the very first chapter. I don't think it's just for teenagers. Every page has a very high smell of sweat and struggle. You don't need a sense of judgment because you're not telling your story, but you've actually revealed your life. Just the way it is, you're sweating on your back, and you've got fists, and then you'll be able to get ahead and try anything. It's a very strange experience, like looking at a 3d solid. I'll wait for the second round
'Before you say anything, let it pass through three doors. The first door is true or the second door is the one that needs the word, and the third door is warm,' and the book gives advice in life on the various questions young people are concerned about. How to keep cool in a situation that is angry that good and bad things come in alternate ways in life. How to start looking for a turning point in life planning is how we deal with many things we worry about, such as jobs that our parents are
Author Kim Nam-hun calls himself "a physical creation knowledge worker". A man of skill who has opened more than 10 books, as well as a translator, and a translator. > This passion is recognized as <#160; 2014;> “i”Scholar & Jobs>#1360;. A living enthusiast. The book is a "stuffy cheer to future teenagers for championing champions";'man who gave up'; 'I give up'. It's like a letter to teenagers. I was writing in half-speaking like my neighbor from the beginning to the end. And even though
