Yasunari Murakami: I love the sea!

It's half submerged in the water. The waves come up from the waist to the chest and from the chest to the throat. Suddenly, the cool energy is so cold that I want to push it, and I'm all over the water. It's a picture book that really captures the feeling of the moment. There's a boy who's stuck with his fists on the beach in the summer, and he's locked in deep thought. Then, an octopus as large as a whale spoke to the boy, with half her eyes on the water. "How are you? Come on in! Scared? "Hum." The octopus, which looks kind of ugly, lures the boy into the water with its beautiful little sleeve. And he blinks his eyes and slowly sinks into the deep water along the octopus. And then the water comes up from the waist to the chest and down from the chest to the throat. And then, one moment, you're sucked into the deep. There are so many different creatures in the ocean. Manmic snails, clown fish, seams, sea urchins. He's guided by the octopus, and he's now trapped in the underwater world. I love the sea! A boy who was afraid of the ocean, he followed the octopus in a vivacious journey, and soon he got to really enjoy it. He looks at the sunset, the sea, and the sunset. And that eye reminds us of the strange moments of immersion that we were getting into as children. The boy forgets his fears and becomes enmeshed in the mysteries of the sea. And especially the clean picture, without any doubt, makes the cold and intense impression of the ocean more vivid.

Korean title: 바다가 좋아!

Korean author: 무라카미 야스나리

Korean publisher: 사파리

ISBN-13: 9791166372780