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Mind-child in the Forest

  • fantasy adventureinner healing
  • Categories:Literature & Fiction
  • Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
  • Publication Place:South Korea
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  • Pages:196
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  • Size:148mm×210mm
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★ Rights sold: Turkey.

★ This fantasy growth story centers on children’s inner wounds and emotional healing, guiding young readers to accept trauma and learn self-compassion.

★ The author is a prize-winning children’s literature creator and the 2022 Illustrator of the Year of Bologna Children’s Book Fair.

★ With delicate writing and atmospheric illustrations, it fits well for pre-teen mental enlightenment and school reading lists, possessing great commercial potential.

Description

Adventure to the blue mind to soothe my wound.

Dongbin’s life was unstable both at home and school. One day, he accidentally enters a labyrinth-like forest. Beyond the forest, the ‘mind-children’, the realization of wounded minds, are living together. Dongbin starts an adventure with a girl named Ahn to discover his mind-child and return to the original world. The story reminds us that it’s important to love ourselves by accepting the wounds and healing oneself.

Author

Nah Eunkyung

Nah tries to create something to understand and soothe the mind. She studied children’s literature in graduate school for creative writing. She won the annual spring literary contest by Hankook Ilbo in 2012 with 《Play with Me!》.

She received the Arko Literature Creation Grant in 2018 for her writing of this book and was selected as the Illustrator of the Year by Bologna Children’s Book Fair in 2022 with her illustration in this book.

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