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If I knew it was from the beginning, I wouldn't have seen it. When I read the words, I thought I was starting to read them. But... I read it all at once from the same time that I got to the end of the song. The authority of a retired school principal, and the now slovenly word reading education, was also seen in this book as the clear movement of young people who acted. The style could be read as easily as the young man wrote. I thought school was not going to change. And it was easy to say
Lee Hye-hwa: Books are as beautiful as flowers and as precious as rice.
A book that is as beautiful as flowers and as precious as rice, which contains the fruits of trying to achieve the importance of libraries and reading in reality. The author opens his story by going around and trying to build a school library. The alternative to current schooling is to show what role the school library can play and to demonstrate through experiences how to successfully run the school libraries. The book tells of his fascinating episodes of efforts to build a school library. The author is stressing the importance of reading education, as well as the impact that books and libraries have had on their growth. And based on these stories, it is argued that the library and the librarians need to change their sense of society, and most importantly, the school principal needs attention and passion.
Korean title: 책 꽃만큼 아름답고 밥만큼 소중하다
Korean author: 이혜화
Korean publisher: 한국출판마케팅연구소
ISBN-13: 9788989420453
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If I knew it was from the beginning, I wouldn't have seen it. When I read the words, I thought I was starting to read them. But... I read it all at once from the same time that I got to the end of the song. The authority of a retired school principal, and the now slovenly word reading education, was also seen in this book as the clear movement of young people who acted. The style could be read as easily as the young man wrote. I thought school was not going to change. And it was easy to say
