브로콜리를 좋아해?
[Do You Like Broccoli?]

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The main character, “Yujin,” learns that her favorite classmate, “Heewon,” stopped eating meat after meeting a neighborhood cat and now brings a lunchbox instead of eating the school meals.
This leads “Yujin” to reflect on the everyday routines they had taken for granted and to consider the many choices they had previously ignored.
Through the story of teenagers figuring out who they like, what they want to eat, and what kind of person they want to become, the novel conveys that it’s okay to value one’s own choices.
It also captures the freshness and warmth of that time in life.

This novel, a Korean young adult story, is suitable for readers at the intermediate or upper intermediate levels of Korean.
While some sentences are lengthy and there are a few complex colloquial expressions, intermediate readers can still find it a worthwhile challenge.

Basic Information

– ISBN : 9791169811972
– Author: by 김지현 (Kim Ji-hyun)
– Publisher: 사계절 (SAKYEJUL)
– Language: Korean
– Print Length 200 pages

Table of Contents

1. 가지 [Eggplant]
2. 양파 [Onion]
3. 아보카도 [Avocado]
4. 강낭콩 [Kidney Beans]
5. 치커리 [Chicory]
6. 방울토마토 [Cherry Tomato]
7. 고구마 [Sweet Potato]
8. 양송이버섯 [Button Mushroom]
9. 피망 [Bell Pepper]
10. 콜라비 [Kohlrabi]
11. 양상추 [Lettuce]
12. 감자 [Potato]
13. 당근 [Carrot]
14. 애호박 [Zucchini]
15. 시금치 [Spinach]
16. 오이 [Cucumber]
17. 청경채 [Bok Choy]
18. 케일 [Kale]
19. 샐러리 [Celery]
20. 아스파라거스 [Asparagus]
21. 옥수수 [Corn]
22. 브로콜리 [Broccoli]

작가의 말 [Author’s Note]