Reviews
great
To most Koreans, Indonesia is known simply as a dense and hot country. However, through this book, I was able to catch a glimpse of Indonesia's people, nature, and authentic way of life. The more I read, the more intrigued I became, and the more I felt a growing sense of regret that I hadn't been able to visit more places while I was there. If you are planning a trip to Indonesia right now, I highly recommend reading this book first. I believe that casually bringing up the topic of Baso and
My dear friend, 'Byeol and Dalnim' (real name: Kim Seong-wol), has published another book. *Stopping on That Island in Indonesia* (Publisher: Idam, 16,000 won). I wonder what facets the author I know from outside will reveal inside the book. Opening a book written by a friend is always a joy filled with curiosity. This book is her second work in just over a year, following *So It's Indonesia*. A poet and a broadcaster, is she now set to make a name for herself as a travel writer for remote
Kim Seong-wol: Stopping on that island in Indonesia
*Stopping on That Island in Indonesia* is the second book by broadcast coordinator and author Kim Seong-wol. It introduces Indonesia as “a country you must travel to at least once!”—a wonderful place where you can feel the human breath transcending nationality, featuring beautiful islands worth seeing laid out like chess pieces.
Korean title: 인도네시아 그 섬에서 멈추다
Korean author: 김성월
Korean publisher: 이담북스
ISBN-13: 9788926861172
Reviews
great
To most Koreans, Indonesia is known simply as a dense and hot country. However, through this book, I was able to catch a glimpse of Indonesia's people, nature, and authentic way of life. The more I read, the more intrigued I became, and the more I felt a growing sense of regret that I hadn't been able to visit more places while I was there. If you are planning a trip to Indonesia right now, I highly recommend reading this book first. I believe that casually bringing up the topic of Baso and
My dear friend, 'Byeol and Dalnim' (real name: Kim Seong-wol), has published another book. *Stopping on That Island in Indonesia* (Publisher: Idam, 16,000 won). I wonder what facets the author I know from outside will reveal inside the book. Opening a book written by a friend is always a joy filled with curiosity. This book is her second work in just over a year, following *So It's Indonesia*. A poet and a broadcaster, is she now set to make a name for herself as a travel writer for remote
