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A few more pages into the chapter titled "Letting Go of the Past."

We learn so much more about Yeongju's life before opening the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop. As well as some other factors that led to her opening her beloved bookstore.

A few pages into the chapter titled "Who Was the Man Who Came to Look for Yeongju?"

This chapter is revealing a very personal side of Yeongju, and although it may have been bad news (not sure, yet, as I am only a few pages in this chapter), I cannot help but be very intrigued. I also feel as though it shall give Yeongju the courage to be vulnerable around some of the other characters who have become very special.

A few pages into the chapter titled "With Honesty and Sincerity."

Halfway through the chapter titled "I'll Help You Take a Look."

I enjoy this book more and more, although a bit surprised it has taken me this long to read it, as I usually finish Asian translated fiction much faster than this, but I digress.

At the beginning of the chapter titled "The Book Club of Mums."

In the previous chapter, it seems as though Ms. Yeongju, the owner of the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop, and Mr. Seungwoo, who is facilitating the writing seminars, developed a deeper connection, over quince tea, as well as talks about beer.

At the beginning of the chapter titled "The Writing Seminars Start."

This chapter is intriguing to me, because Yeongju had, in a previous chapter, interviewed the author leading the writing seminars, during a book talk. She reluctantly asked, the author reluctantly accepted the offer, and we shall see what happens.

At the beginning of the chapter titled "The Feeling of Being Accepted."

At the present time, at the beginning of the chapter titled "I Wanted to Say No."

I cannot help but be intrigued.

At the beginning of "You Look Terrible. What's Wrong?"

Personally, I'm finding this book to be slow-paced. I do not know if that puts me in the majority, or the minority, but I will say this book is definitely giving me a lot of information about each of the main characters, as well as the minor ones.

At the beginning of the chapter titled "How Similar are You to Your Writing?"