★Walk, Write, and Draw and Reflect Until I meet Myself Again After Crossing Half of the Earth
★The book has received near-perfect scores of 10 from readers at Korea’s three major representative bookstores (Kyobo Book, YES24, and Aladdin)!

Your mid-twenties often feel like a time of disorientation—when it seems everyone else is moving forward while you remain stuck, unsure of where you belong. But what if the question isn’t where, but how to belong?

This book offers a gentle yet profound reflection on that question. Through vivid depictions of the places encountered on a two-year journey—beginning and ending in Seoul—the author invites readers into a deeply personal search for meaning of life. Along the way, the author uncovers a quiet but powerful truth:

‘Wherever we are, we can live as ourselves—and that includes the very place we once felt the need to leave.’

Bonghyun, Writer and drawer. At 20, she came up from Busan to Seoul all alone and majored animation and video. After taking the time off from study, she started a backpack trip without plan. Where there was no smartphone, not even a google map, she published a book. After All, I smiled with over 20 diary sketches and drawings. She is living as a writer drawing illustrations for book covers, advertisement, magazines and also writing essay books including Reboot, I Like Myself Today, No Need for Pillow, You Are Here. Kind Repentance Will Save Me.

Seoul
Berlin
Farm
Europe
Paris
First Camino
Middle East
Camino, Again
Finisterre
India
Nepal
Seoul, 2012