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New Book: Fifteen Stories in Which Longing Blossoms, Reviving the Forgotten Warmth of Family Through Words. By Author Kim Namhui
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- Author Kim Namhui has published "Geuriumi Pieonaneun Yeoldaseot Iyagi", an essay collection in fifteen pieces depicting her childhood spent with her grandmother.
- The book weaves everyday scenes such as "A Briquette", "A Mildly Noodle Date" and "Feelings Conveyed with a Peach" into stories.
- The book is recommended to readers who have been separated from family members or who wish to recall warm childhood memories.
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