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The Forget-me-not Restaurant

  • Novel Healing
  • Categories:Urban Life
  • Language:Korean（Translation Services Available）
  • Publication date:November,2022
  • Pages:320
  • Retail Price:（Unknown）
  • Size:134mm×200mm
  • Page Views:55
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Feature

* Winner of the Best Fiction from "The 1st K-story Contest", hosted by Sam & Parkers and Ridibooks.
* Winner of Kyobo Bookstore Story Contest Award for Best Short Story
* Winner of Com2uS Global Content Literature Award

Description

After her father has passed away, it was her mother who took over the restaurant. Now she suggests her daughter, Mang-cho Moon, to succeed the restaurant after her, but there is one condition to inherit. She must meet 7 customers, listen to their picky eating habits, and try to solve their habit problems with her food. Ms. Moon tries to get rid of people's picky eating habits. To overcome the fear of food, she listens to the stories of customers who come here and prescribes food accordingly. Will customers who come to the restaurant be able to overcome trauma and fix their picky eating habits

Author

Chung Ye
The work "Wednesday Youth Rich Club" won the Swon the 9th Kyobo Book Store Story Contest Short Prize, and "If I had superpowers, should I get rid of my dad first" won the Com2uS Global Content Literature Award. The book "False Teeth and Little Book", which won the fourth issue of the Kyobo Bunko Story Creator Contest, has signed out the film and television adaptation copyright.
The writer conveyed the meaning of writing a novel, saying, 'A novel is a process of becoming friends with readers with characters that seem to exist somewhere, and I constantly write to make more friends.'

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