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Wei Xiaolu: Somewhere Home

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A city in the seas where the memory of the fantasy and sad reality coexists! A picture book to think about climate crisis and environmental problems. Deep blue waters, diving water walks through the city. The bus is waiting for the signal to change, and it's filled with cars that seem to be on the road. But people are invisible. The world looks so silent. "Dad, are you here? "Where the light and warm is, the dog welcomes the diver. "But I don't think Dad sees me. "The father and the dog are curious as they walk along the old paths. Was there so much air-conditioning on the walls? That's how many cars you got on the road? Where the hell did they go? The yellow and blue scenes intersect, and the diver and dog, the real world and the past, the dream and irony of the double narratives unfold. What happened in this city, where the close ties of humans and animals, the cities that have been submerged in the water by climate change, the deep loneliness that has nowhere to go?

Korean title: Somewhere 집으로

Korean author: 위샤오루

Korean publisher: 섬드레

ISBN-13: 9791198256775

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SA******
April 12, 2024

I was really sick of having a puppy and it kept looking for my dad. I've been able to tell the story in yellow and blue, which is pretty impressive. I think that the environmental problems have gotten so severe that people are becoming insensitive to climate crises. It became a daily news story. And in that sense, it's a book that makes a lot of ideas. The climate crisis is far away and it's like other countries, but it'll be what we all are going through. Our world may be in the cold blue sea

위샤오루: Somewhere 집으로
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