Reviews
The writing is so easy to read. As expected, really good.
Ah, pretty. Ah, warm.
I love it so much, even looking at it again now... I gave it as a gift.
It seems like it will become moist.
I gave it a lot of thought in my own way. Which book would I spend the rest of 2011 with? (Although at this point, only two days remained.) Waiting for books that might arrive on the 30th, I thought until morning, "I'll decide once they arrive." However, since the books didn't come, I ended up choosing from the ones I had put aside. Whether it was Gordon Livingston's book read between the 28th and 29th, or Lee Mina's book read today, they happened to be stories about 'love.' Just like that, the
A book by author Lee Mi-na, known for *The Man and the Woman*, a book famous enough to be adapted into a play. It was a beloved book for its story of a man and a woman's intertwined love. *Love, Thank You, Thank You* is also a story about love. It compiles the love stories of everyone—the good, the heart-fluttering, the painful, and the sad—in episode by episode. Love is something everyone experiences. Yet, it can be special to the individual. Anyway, it is a story about such love. It shows
I had heard a lot about Lee Mi-na, the author of *The Man and the Woman*, but this is the first time I have encountered her work in a book. I picked it up immediately because I really liked the title. Knowing how wonderful love and gratitude are, I naturally picked this book up. Truly naturally. So many different kinds of people live in this world. And those many people experience love in their own unique ways. They create countless stories while loving and sometimes parting ways. The author
This is a love story that gently brings back the faint excitement of first love. I couldn't put it down because the love stories were so pure; every chapter resonated with me, and it is filled with such beautiful tales. It is a charming book that instills confidence, making you feel as though you could love beautifully or experience something anyone has likely gone through at least once. The monologue included at the end made me feel as though my own heart had been perfectly captured. I found
Love, Thank You, Thank You. If you look at the general reader reviews at the back of this book, there is a quote that reads: "I do not know what kind of love I will be able to experience in the future, or how much love I will be able to give, but I have made a resolution to do my best every day when love is given to me." It was thanks to the reader's words above that this book captivated me. It is a new book by the author who wrote *That Man, That Woman*. As expected, readers seem to recognize
While reading the book *The Man and the Woman*, I once thought, "Wow, I didn't know someone could be this sensitive." The author of that book, which is still widely loved, has now written *Love, Thank You, Thank You*. The writing style is generally similar to *The Man and the Woman*. However, it features upgraded, cute illustrations and content that resonates even more! (I personally like it even more because the cover has changed to be even more adorable.) "I don't know how to love, how to
Lee Mina: Thank you for the love. Thank you.
*Love, Thank You, Thank You* is the latest work by Lee Mina, author of *That Man, That Woman* and *I Love You*. Author Lee Mina has woven together love stories that everyone can't help but relate to, as they have experienced them at least once and are still experiencing them today. These love stories, which naturally evoke empathy, present a beautiful melody of love to everyone's hearts and make them dream of love again. This book contains 12 things one wants to ask and hear from a loved one. Divided into 12 questions—such as "When are you happiest?", "When did we become 'us'?", and "Why do I always love more?"—it compiles 111 honest and heart-wrenching love stories. The text flows gently, like a monologue or a whisper to a loved one. In *Love, Thank You, Thank You*, while the narrator telling their love story differs in each tale, they share the stories held deep within their hearts through monologues. Whether it is a man in unrequited love, a man caught in a love triangle, or a woman reunited with a man she once loved, their current situations differ, but they reveal their honest inner selves through the common format of monologue.
Korean title: 사랑 고마워요 고마워요
Korean author: 이미나
Korean publisher: 걷는나무
ISBN-13: 9788901091822
Reviews
The writing is so easy to read. As expected, really good.
Ah, pretty. Ah, warm.
I love it so much, even looking at it again now... I gave it as a gift.
It seems like it will become moist.
I gave it a lot of thought in my own way. Which book would I spend the rest of 2011 with? (Although at this point, only two days remained.) Waiting for books that might arrive on the 30th, I thought until morning, "I'll decide once they arrive." However, since the books didn't come, I ended up choosing from the ones I had put aside. Whether it was Gordon Livingston's book read between the 28th and 29th, or Lee Mina's book read today, they happened to be stories about 'love.' Just like that, the
A book by author Lee Mi-na, known for *The Man and the Woman*, a book famous enough to be adapted into a play. It was a beloved book for its story of a man and a woman's intertwined love. *Love, Thank You, Thank You* is also a story about love. It compiles the love stories of everyone—the good, the heart-fluttering, the painful, and the sad—in episode by episode. Love is something everyone experiences. Yet, it can be special to the individual. Anyway, it is a story about such love. It shows
I had heard a lot about Lee Mi-na, the author of *The Man and the Woman*, but this is the first time I have encountered her work in a book. I picked it up immediately because I really liked the title. Knowing how wonderful love and gratitude are, I naturally picked this book up. Truly naturally. So many different kinds of people live in this world. And those many people experience love in their own unique ways. They create countless stories while loving and sometimes parting ways. The author
This is a love story that gently brings back the faint excitement of first love. I couldn't put it down because the love stories were so pure; every chapter resonated with me, and it is filled with such beautiful tales. It is a charming book that instills confidence, making you feel as though you could love beautifully or experience something anyone has likely gone through at least once. The monologue included at the end made me feel as though my own heart had been perfectly captured. I found
Love, Thank You, Thank You. If you look at the general reader reviews at the back of this book, there is a quote that reads: "I do not know what kind of love I will be able to experience in the future, or how much love I will be able to give, but I have made a resolution to do my best every day when love is given to me." It was thanks to the reader's words above that this book captivated me. It is a new book by the author who wrote *That Man, That Woman*. As expected, readers seem to recognize
While reading the book *The Man and the Woman*, I once thought, "Wow, I didn't know someone could be this sensitive." The author of that book, which is still widely loved, has now written *Love, Thank You, Thank You*. The writing style is generally similar to *The Man and the Woman*. However, it features upgraded, cute illustrations and content that resonates even more! (I personally like it even more because the cover has changed to be even more adorable.) "I don't know how to love, how to
