Young adult fiction. The story is about 쑤니 할머니 who was discovered on a small island in the Philippines after leaving her homeland 70 years ago.

This is Baek Ga-heum’s first full-length novel in ten years since Madame Bbaengdeok in 2014. The story begins with the discovery of a severed hand in Cheonggyecheon, leading to a series of bizarre and hard-boiled narratives.

The story revolves around Yoon Soo-ah, a woman who meets a man named Ko Jun-seong, who awakens her heart rather than her mind. Soo-ah decides to dedicate everything to Jun-seong, practicing expressions and voices that he might like and preparing to cut off anyone.

Melanin is a novel by Ha Seung-min, which won the 29th Hankyoreh Literary Award in 2024. The story revolves around a Korean-Vietnamese mixed-race boy born with blue skin due to a condition called "blue melanin".

This is a collection of short stories by Wi Su-jeong. It includes ten stories, some of which have won prestigious literary awards, such as the Yi Hyo-seok Literary Award for “Nobody” and the Kim Yu-jeong Literary Award for "Sunday with Only Afternoons".

Love and Flaws is a collection of short stories by Ye So-yeon. This book has received significant recognition, including the Yi Hyo-seok Literary Award, the Munji Literary Award, and the Golden Dragon Literary Award.

The novel explores a world where technology allows the buying and selling of memories and consciousness. It delves into the ethical and emotional dilemmas faced by characters who use this technology. This novel was officially selected for the 2024 Busan International Film Festival’s Busan Story Market.

The story follows three characters who share the trauma of their friend Mirae’s death. Set in contemporary South Korea, the novel explores their daily lives and the emotional scars they carry. The characters are in their late twenties and the narrative touches on personal pain as well as collective tragedies like the Sewol Ferry Disaster and the Itaewon.

This novel is part of the “Dot Series” and explores the life of an android named Yuseong, who is living his fourth life.

This novel is a modern retelling of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby”, set in 2020s Seoul instead of 1920s New York.

This is a collection of three short stories by the Korean author Choi Soo-jin. This collection won the 4th Park Ji-ri Literary Award. The stories are set in the near future, specifically in the year 2031, after a nuclear accident. They revolve around the lives of ordinary citizens and artists who struggle to live their daily lives in the aftermath of the disaster.

This novel won the World Literature Award in 2021. The story is set in the “Rendezvous Museum” located on a hill in Buam-dong, Seoul. The museum is unique in that it only exhibits one artwork at a time, based on stories submitted by visitors. The protagonist, Ho-su, receives a job offer from this museum after struggling for years in the competitive job market.

This is a science fiction novel that won the 7th Korean Science Literature Award. The story is set in a near-future dystopia ravaged by a deadly pandemic called Epinephrine. In this world, even after death, human consciousness can be digitized and live on in a virtual existence provided by a giant corporation called AE.

“City View” is a novel by U Sin-yŏng that won the 14th Honbul Literary Award. The book intricately portrays the lives of modern urban dwellers, capturing their struggles with obsession, deficiency, self-harm, trauma, and more, while they strive to maintain a smooth exterior.

The story is set in a dystopian future, specifically after the year 2099, in a city-state where dust warnings are issued for half of the year. The novel follows seven students from the same school who embark on a life-or-death escape adventure.

The Shadow of Dawn explores the struggles and sacrifices of North Korean defectors who fled East Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, questioning their future in unfamiliar lands and the challenges they faced in reintegrating into their new home.

The 1st full-length novel by Kim Hwa Jin who won the 2023 Today's Writers' Award. With the author's precise and delicate work, Kim delves into the complexities of three women at a crossroads in life, revealing the beauty and pain of their growth. The novel depicts the ever-changing dynamics of their relationships, driven by admiration and longing, ultimately portraying a colorful and poignant portrait of youth and self-discovery.

The story follows Lumière, an architect in Paris, who discovers a historic mansion offered at a low price. As he investigates, he uncovers hidden secrets and experiences strange events tied to the mansion’s history. The story explores themes of curiosity, architecture, and mystery. The book has won the Paul Maymont Award. This award is given to young architects in France, and Baek Hee-seong is the first Asian recipient of this prestigious award.

A very near future SF drawn by author Iata, winner of the Sim Hoon Literary Award, Hyun Jin Geon Literary Award, and Silla Literary Award.

The story revolves around Noah's Ark's rise in Oymyakon, a cold city on a future Earth where humanity's countdown to the end begins due to climate crisis.

This is the first novel collection by Han Kang, the Nobel Prize Winner in Literature in 2024. The book explores themes of existential loneliness and the hardships of life through a series of short stories.

The novel tells the story of a child born on Mars named Maya, who grows up and learns about life and love alongside non-human beings. The book is a touching tale of adventure and growth in a distant future.

This is a collection of the 2024 Young Writers Award winners for the best short to mid-length novels. The grand prix is awarded to the novel [Ieung Ieung] by Kim Mella. This book also includes 6 other finalists.

Bestselling author Kim Ho Yeon of [Inconvenience Store], who also won the 2013 Segye Literature Award, has returned with a new novel. A story following the dreams and adventures of boys and girls over a 15-year span, drawing inspiration from Cervantes' masterpiece 'Don Quixote'.

This book is authored by the same writer who wrote the bestseller **"Dallergut’s Dream Department Store" (달러구트 꿈 백화점)**, which captivated 1.5 million readers. "Break Room" is set against the backdrop of a seven-day reality show that gathers individuals deemed "break room villains" at various workplaces. The story combines the entertainment of reality TV with deep psychological analysis, capturing both humor and insight.

This title has been translated into English and published under the title of 'The Vegetarian'. The author Han Kang is awarded with the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature. This novel tells the story of a woman named Yeong-hye who decides to stop eating meat, leading to unexpected and dramatic changes in her life and the lives of those around her.

This book is a collection of short stories that won the **18th Kim Yu-jeong Literary Award** in 2024. The collection includes the award-winning story "Bauquis's Words" by Pae Su-a (배수아) and five other shortlisted works.

The book includes the award-winning story "일러두기" and other notable works by various authors. It is a collection of short stories that reflect on the lives of ordinary people with a warm and detailed narrative style.

This is a collection of short stories that captures the diverse landscapes of contemporary life through the lens of ordinary individuals and families.

This book is part of the “Hyundai Munhak Pin Series”, which features contemporary and cutting-edge Korean literature. The story is an intriguing exploration of human relationships through the eyes of insects.

This book is an essay collection where the author, Yi Ok-sŏn, shares her unique perspective on life and parenting.

This book helps you use AI as a reliable partner in creativity, unlocking stuck ideas and structuring your writing. Complete your thoughts into a book with the help of AI.

This book provides detailed instructions and tips for seniors to enjoy their fandom activities using smartphones, making it a valuable resource for those new to digital technology.

This book is ideal for beginners and those interested in improving their badminton skills through structured and detailed guidance.

Kim Hoon, a contemporary prose writer, has released a new piece titled "wasted time," reflecting the stages of life eroded by time and space. The 45 pieces include experiences of war, youth, and emotions. Hoon's writing style is more delicate and clear, delving into the emotions of life with a more inherently like-minded perspective.

This book provides a comprehensive guide to the best weekend travel courses in Japan, offering detailed information on various destinations and travel tips.

This book is a travel guide that explores the beauty and culture of Austria, providing detailed information and tips for travelers.

This guidebook provides comprehensive information on traveling to Phu Quoc and Nha Trang, two popular destinations in Vietnam.

This book is a guide to hidden gem restaurants in South Korea, curated by the popular YouTuber Kim Sa-won, who has 420,000 subscribers.

This book is a record of 800 days spent with Lim Young-woong and his fan club, Hero Generation, by the production team of "Anchor Lee’s Tok TV".

This book delves into the life and management philosophy of Lee Byung-chul, the founder of Samsung, and explores how he overcame numerous challenges to grow Samsung into a global enterprise.

The book provides recipes for making kimbap (Korean rice rolls), jumokbap (rice balls), and yubuchobap (stuffed tofu pockets). It emphasizes easy and convenient ways to prepare these dishes using ingredients commonly found at home.

This book is an expanded edition of the Sungsimdang Cake Boutique Classic Recipes 60, which was originally published to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Sungsimdang. The book includes recipes for Sungsimdang’s signature products, such as the Pure Roll and Pure Madeleine. It covers a wide range of confectionery items, including cakes, tarts, puddings, macarons, cookies, chocolates, and jams.

This book is a biography of the legendary Korean singer Cho Yong-pil, written by a journalist who has closely followed his career. Cho Yong-pil is often referred to as the “King of Pop” in South Korea, and his songs have topped music charts in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2010s. His dedication to music and his ability to adapt to changing musical trends have made him a legendary figure in the Korean music industry.

This book discusses economic strategies and life philosophies, emphasizing the importance of mindset and actions in both investing and living.

This book emphasizes the importance of maintaining correct posture before engaging in any exercise.

This book is ideal for working parents who want to achieve a balance between their professional and personal lives.

This book explores the trend of barefoot walking and its benefits for physical and mental health.

This book is a health guide that addresses common misconceptions and truths about children’s supplements that parents need to know. This book is a must-read for parents who want to choose and use supplements correctly for their children’s health.

This book addresses why 99.9% of diets are not sustainable and provides practical guidance on how to achieve a sustainable diet.

This book explores how baseball became the national sport of Korea, surpassing soccer in popularity. This book is a must-read for baseball enthusiasts and those interested in the cultural history of sports in Korea.

This book combines the author’s love for soccer and travel, focusing on the K League and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors.

This book is ideal for anyone looking to start or improve their YouTube channel by leveraging practical techniques and AI tools.

This book is ideal for bloggers who want to save time and improve the quality of their posts by leveraging the power of generative AI.

This book compiles the stories and strategies of 42 individuals who have successfully created additional income streams outside their regular jobs.

This book is a practical guide to financial management and investment, based on the author’s 16 years of experience as a banker.

This book introduces a new investment system that simultaneously increases assets and cash flow.

This book is a financial guide aimed at helping people save their first 100 million won (approximately 100,000 USD) through practical tips and strategies.

2024 Bologna International Children's Book Fair 'Illustrator of the Year' Award-Winning Work A beautiful picture book depicting the sounds of everyday life.

The story follows two children who stack various objects, including cushions and umbrellas, despite challenges. A pigeon reporter visits, but the children remain focused on their task, emphasizing the joy of the process and the importance of perseverance.

The "Tailor of the Forest" series features a new book featuring animals wearing plant clothes, playing in the forest, and building friendships. The vibrant collage illustrations transcend flatness and dimensionality, offering a fresh perspective on the beauty of plants.

The story follows a yellow bus with various passengers, including ducks, turtles, and a grandmother. Each passenger brings their unique charm, creating an inclusive atmosphere. The book emphasizes respect and consideration, making public transportation a shared and enjoyable experience for everyone.

The story features five adorable field mice who lovingly care for a neglected garden, bringing it back to life for the weary owner of Rose Mansion. The revived roses gift fragrant moments to all who visit. This story reminds us to cherish the precious people who patiently wait by our side in times of despair.

The book is a heartfelt confession of love for a child's life, capturing the precious moments from birth to everyday activities. The author beautifully expresses emotions and thoughts, making it a perfect gift for children filled with warm language.

The story features a cute hippo who loudly exclaims “That’s nonsense!” to everything his mother says. The book follows the hippo and his friends as they encounter various humorous and absurd situations. The playful narrative and vibrant illustrations make it an engaging read for children.

The story follows a lonely old man and a neighboring child, Bam-tol, who bond over a piano. Despite initial reluctance, Bam-tol's curiosity and friendliness break down barriers, forming a heartwarming friendship that transcends generations. The book captures the transformation of the old man's thoughts and actions.

The story follows a curious cat named Gaji and a dog named Gyul on an adventure to visit an island. Gaji is fascinated by a photo of the island, while Gyul, having visited the island before, takes Gaji on the trip. The book captures the adventure and bond between the two characters.

The story follows a child who is introduced to the world of water spirits, who take the child to their village to help clean polluted water. The child is asked to contribute to environmental conservation, symbolizing the importance of environmental conservation.

The story begins with a bored cat talking to a goldfish in a fishbowl. Despite being different species, the cat and the goldfish quickly become friends with just a simple question, “Do you want to play together?” They swim and play together in the fishbowl, which magically connects to the sea. The story expands from the small fishbowl to the vast ocean, showcasing the author’s unique visual imagination.

The story follows a rabbit named Todami who falls into a deep pit while trying to save a grasshopper that fell with an apple. The bird flies away, and the grasshopper climbs out, but Todami is left alone in the dark pit. Feeling lonely and scared, Todami eats the apple and waits for help. Eventually, friends bring an elephant to help Todami out of the pit.

The story is about a vase that was once a high-end store decoration but was discarded after a falling Christmas ornament broke its mouth. An elderly woman finds it, cleans it, drills a hole, and fills it with soil, placing it on her veranda.

The story revolves around a bear in the forest who wonders if sharing good things brings rewards. He shares snacks with friends, but feels disappointed when the expected rewards don't come. However, he discovers true joy comes from being together and sharing moments, emphasizing the value of sharing.

The story uses a wardrobe as a metaphor for nature, emphasizing the importance of preserving and passing on the natural world to future generations. The book follows a girl on an imaginative journey to find the clothes in the wardrobe, which represent various elements of nature. Through this journey, the girl learns about the value of nature and the need for coexistence and mutual healing.

The story is about a group of cats who secretly celebrate Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) by making special rice cakes called “songpyeon” using the moon as dough. The cats, who have been practicing their kneading skills, gather on the night before Chuseok to create these unique moon rice cakes. The book highlights the cats’ adorable and energetic activities as they prepare for the festival.

This is a delightful children’s book written and illustrated by Nam Tong-wan. The story revolves around a group of forest animal friends who discover a strange and fascinating fruit that changes its appearance based on their descriptions.

This picture book was published to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Peppa Pig and tells the story of Peppa and her family traveling around Seoul. This book is a 2-in-1 book that can be read in both Korean and English, making it fun for children to read in both languages.

This is a touching children’s book by Chŏn I-su. The story uses the metaphor of a sheep raising a lost baby wolf to convey a special message to families dealing with dementia. The book aims to provide comfort and understanding to those facing the challenges of caring for a family member with dementia.

“별 아저씨” is a beautifully illustrated children’s book by Han Tam-hŭi. The story revolves around a man who plants and nurtures stars, symbolizing hope and dreams. The book emphasizes the importance of patience, perseverance, and the belief that even in the darkest times, light can emerge.

MBC Creative Fairy Tale Grand Prize Winner. This picture book introduces various methods and strategies for treasure hunting. This book emphasizes the fun and sense of accomplishment that can be gained from treasure hunting, providing useful information for both beginners and experienced treasure hunters.

This is a charming board book that tells the story of a rabbit and a cat who get injured while playing and use bandages to heal their wounds. The book emphasizes empathy and caring for others, as the characters also help their friends and surroundings recover from injuries.

This book is a bilingual (Korean-English) historical story about General Richard Whitcomb, who is known for his deep love and dedication to Korea, even more than some Koreans. The story highlights his contributions and the impact he had on Korean society, especially during and after the Korean War.

This is a delightful board book for young children. The story encourages kids to enjoy bath time through playful onomatopoeia and engaging illustrations. It features sounds like “뽀득뽀득” (scrub scrub) and “쏴아쏴아” (splash splash), making bath time fun and interactive for both children and parents.

This is a delightful board book for young children. The story takes readers on a colorful journey with butterflies, helping children learn about different colors and the beauty of nature. The book features simple text and engaging illustrations, making it perfect for early childhood development.

This is a delightful board book for young children. It tells the story of a baby playing hide-and-seek with their father, who pretends to be a tiger. The book encourages physical activity and parent-child interaction through the fun of hide-and-seek.

It is a charming board book for young children. The story follows a soft teddy bear and various objects as they snuggle under a blanket, creating a playful and comforting bedtime routine.

This is a charming board book that captures the essence of summer through playful onomatopoeia and vivid illustrations. The book explores the sounds and scenes of summer, making it a delightful read for young children.

This is a charming board book that explores the nurturing power of rain. The story begins with the whimsical idea of carrot rain and goes on to show how rain helps grow vegetables, animals, and people. The book combines poetic text with sweet illustrations, making it a delightful read for young children.

This is a charming board book that tells the story of a duck who is completely absorbed in reading a book. Despite various distractions, including a crocodile trying to catch it, the duck remains focused on its book.

Translation of 'Big', Caldecott Medal Winner, by Vashti Harrison. This deeply moving story shares valuable lessons about fitting in, standing out, and the beauty of joyful acceptance.

Translation of 'The Truth About Dragons', A Caldecott Honor Winner, by Julie Leung and illustrated by Hana Cha.

Translation of 'The Eyes and the Impossible', 2024 NEWBERY MEDAL WINNER, by Dave Eggers. An enthralling novel for all ages by award-winning author Dave Eggers, told from the perspective of one uniquely endearing dog— featuring beautiful color artwork with illustrations by Caldecott honoree Shawn Harris.

“쓱쓱 싹싹” is a beautifully illustrated children’s book by Eun-hee. The story is set on a sunny late autumn morning, where a janitor grandfather and animal friends come out to play among the fallen leaves. The world is filled with the rustling sound of leaves, and the animals enjoy playing in the leaves all day long. They even have a leaf sweeping contest with the grandfather.

Translation of 'Simon Sort of Says', Newbery Honor Book, by Erin Bow. For fans of Kate DiCamillo and Jack Gantos, a hilarious, wrenching, hopeful novel about finding your friends, healing your heart, and speaking your truth.

Translation of 'Annie and the Old One', Newbery Honor Book, by Miska Miles. The concept of death is beautifully presented to young children in this moving story of a Navajo child's love for her grandmother and her reluctance to lose her.

“하늘을 날고 싶은 루루 리리 라라” is a charming children’s book written by Broccoli No. 2 and illustrated by Lee Yeon-jeong. The story follows three puppies named Lulu, Lili, and Lala who dream of flying like birds. They seek advice from the wise old owl in their village, who suggests various methods for flying. Despite facing numerous challenges and failures, the puppies persist in their efforts.

The story follows a younger sibling who eagerly follows their older sibling on an adventure to collect honey. The siblings traverse through vast green fields, listening to the rustling of the grass in the wind. They eventually arrive at a forest filled with white acacia flowers, which the older sibling claims are all honey. The younger sibling, initially skeptical, decides to taste the flowers and discovers a new world.