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Lee Yu-mi: A Letter from Gwangneung Forest

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It has a life of living with the strength of living against the harsh and simple nature that is always there. And as you read the stories hidden in the stories of plants that have been blooming for billions of years, you can see the pleasure of discovery and the ease of serious science. We meet with beautiful pictures and data of snow melts in the mountains, first the big ones, then the little girls who fall into the fall and give birth to their young, and the tarre orchids that flower in spirals for the insects.

Korean title: 광릉 숲에서 보내는 편지

Korean author: 이유미

Korean publisher: 지오북

ISBN-13: 9788995504901

Reviews

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HI******
May 13, 2005

Yumi, one of my favorites. We can look at the wisdom of life in the world of plants. It's a calm, moving note that makes easy-to-go through plants look back again. The South Korean fir tree is a place where the jacks are not opened.

SL*****
May 28, 2004

My home is near the Cwang-neung Forest, where I often went as a child in about 10 minutes when I was in my car, but now I can't go anywhere because of the destruction of the natural environment. I remember old days, and I read this book! I didn't know anything about it before. The picture is so cute, I highly recommend it. You must buy it! ^.

SH*******
May 20, 2004

Even if you don't have to go into plant or bioengineering, you can easily understand it and think it's a book of high value that allows you to discover and think.

MA*******
May 12, 2004

It is a hard book to think that we should keep track of our precious nature. If we use and destroy these precious natural resources at random, our future descendants will grow up in a barren pile of concrete, which is recommended by the.

PI*****
April 15, 2004

When we get out of the house, we're gonna see every kind of green snow. Just lamenting the beauty of the new rock, I felt that something was lacking in this time book that was appropriate for reading. As a diary, on May 12-what is described is the nature of the day, as if stealing someone's diary or comparing it with what it looks like this year, the fun of reading is great. The contents of March 31, 2003, are very impressive, as we read about the "The Flowers":. When Japan, as we know it, took

이유미: 광릉 숲에서 보내는 편지
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