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He drank the moon.
He drank the moon."You drank the moon" is the second story of the "treasure box". The innocent and innocent figure of brother and brother is put. The brother goes to the Great Wall in a futon, and goes to the moon. In addition, the figure of the brother who teaches Hangul in the brother is the same. Imagination with a mother in bed is a fun game for kids, but in fact, its a mothers trick to get rid of the kids quickly.My family went to play at a rural grandmothers house. But the moon is floating in the barn. What is it? Me and my brother had a lot of moon drinks with each other. Then I went to the dark backyard. My brother and my body seemed to shine like a moon. What happened?
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Published February 25, 2010
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December 17, 2024
3.25
This is for 8-year-olds and there were still a few words I didn't recognise :")
Anyway this was a cute read - the humour was impeccable and I laughed out loud quite a lot. I never knew Korean households could be so alike but I found myself really relating with the family dynamic depicted in the stories: mum being the main (and perhaps only) presence in the children's daily life, the casual white lies during parenting and physical discipline for punishment. In a way it felt traumatic to look back at this story and find my child self rather too vividly, but I also appreciate how it made me feel less alone in my experiences.
Obviously my takeaway will not be the same as an 8-year-old's so I don't know valid my review is, but it's my opinion nonetheless.
This is for 8-year-olds and there were still a few words I didn't recognise :")
Anyway this was a cute read - the humour was impeccable and I laughed out loud quite a lot. I never knew Korean households could be so alike but I found myself really relating with the family dynamic depicted in the stories: mum being the main (and perhaps only) presence in the children's daily life, the casual white lies during parenting and physical discipline for punishment. In a way it felt traumatic to look back at this story and find my child self rather too vividly, but I also appreciate how it made me feel less alone in my experiences.
Obviously my takeaway will not be the same as an 8-year-old's so I don't know valid my review is, but it's my opinion nonetheless.
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