The stories behind their books

“That author had a lot of books listed as bestsellers in Korea, including one called *Save Me*, and”

“I changed even more after reading the books The Power of Positive Thinking and The Secret.”

“Shoko's Smile is so much fun, too. Honestly, there were a few episodes I didn't quite understand, but it was still a novel that moved me deeply.”

“The protagonist, Jun, resembles me in his habit of not judging anything hastily and thinking things over again and again.”

“A book I’ve enjoyed reading this year is *Goo’s Proof*.”

“As I was publishing my book, I read Jeong Yu-jeong’s *The Origin of Species* and Shim Eun-hee’s *The Wind Blew in Ireland, and Waves Rose in My Heart*.”

“I was so immersed in the work that I read it in one sitting despite being busy with activities. I even recommended it directly to the members.”

“I found it interesting while reading Small Things Like These, so I finished Foster and am having coffee now.”

“It is a good book. Give it a read. It is an easy read, and I recommend it. I hope people of all ages will read it.”

“I define a singer as “someone who conveys.” Elements like pitch and performance are certainly important, but in the end, the most important thing is conveying a song and its meaning to someone.”

“Recently, before watching the film Pavane, I read the original novel, “Pavane for a Dead Princess.””

“I brought it along to read on the plane or during waiting time while filming in Japan, and I finished it there.”

“When a film based on a book comes out, I tend to read the book first.”

“A film clearly shows you a particular image, whereas with a book, I can imagine things in my own mind as I read, and I like being able to immerse myself in it in my own way.”

“In a book, you can see everything the protagonist is thinking before they act, and that’s so much fun.”