"Learned what?"
"Learned what is the most important thing."
"What‘s that?" I asked her.
"It‘s different for everyone," she said. "You findout on your own. But in the meantime, you got toremember, you can‘t always judge people by thethings they done. You got to judge them by whatthey are doing now. You judge Otis by the pretty - P96

music he plays and how kind he is to them animals,
because that‘s all you know about him right now.
All right?"
"Yes ma‘am," I said. - P97

I didn‘t go to sleep right away. I lay there andthought how life was like a Littmus Lozenge, howthe sweet and the sad were all mixed up togetherand how hard it was to separate them out. It wasconfusing.
"Daddy!" I shouted.
After a minute, he opened the door and raisedhis eyebrows at me.
"What was that word you said? The word thatmeant sad?"
"Melancholy," he said.
"Melancholy," I repeated. I liked the way itsounded, like there was music hidden somewhereinside it. - P126

"We‘ll keep looking," said the preacher. "Thetwo of us will keep looking for him. But do youknow what? I just realized something, India Opal.
When I told you your mama took everything withher, I forgot one thing, one very important thingthat she left behind."
"What?" I asked.
"You," he said. "Thank God your mama left meyou." And he hugged me tighter. - P167


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생일선물로 도서관이라니! 너무 멋짐.
War and Peace.

Miss Franny looked around the library. She leaned in close to me. "I don‘t want to appear pride-ful," she said, "but my daddy was a very rich man. A very rich man." She nodded and then leaned - P45

back and said, "And I was a little girl who loved to read. So I told him, I said, ‘Daddy, I would most certainly love to have a library for my birthday, a small little library would be wonderful.‘"
"You asked for a whole library?"
"A small one," Miss Franny nodded. "I wanted a little house full of nothing but books and I wanted to share them, too. And I got my wish. My father built me this house, the very one we are sitting in now. And at a very young age, I became a librarian. Yes ma‘am." - P46


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The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane 에드워드 툴레인의 신기한 여행 (원서 + 워크북 + 오디오북) 뉴베리 컬렉션 9
케이트 디카밀로 지음, 김보경 외 / 롱테일북스 / 2023년 1월
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감정이 없던 냉랭한 Rabbit doll Edward Tulane. 그로 인해 갖은 풍파를 겪지만 사랑의 감정, 그 다정함, 그 아픔을 배우게 된다. ‘이젠 다시 사랑 안해’라는 노래 가사처럼 그렇게 다시 마음을 닫으려 하지만 그가 들은 말을 놓지 못하고, 그렇게 그에게 누군가가 왔다.

Someone will come. Someone will come for you. But first you must open your mind.

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독서괭 2025-03-29 12:37   좋아요 1 | 댓글달기 | URL
오 저 이책 좋아하는데~ 한국어판으로 있어요. 원서도 살까!! 🤔

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저처럼 중고서점에서 사세요. 좋은 건 원서로 읽으면 더 좋은 것 같아요!
 
Claudia and the New Girl: A Graphic Novel (the Baby-Sitters Club #9): Volume 9 (Paperback) The Baby-Sitters Club Graphix 9
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예술적 재능에 공감해주는 전학생 친구와 Baby-sitting 모임을 오래 함께해온 기존 친구들, 그 사이에서 갈등하는 Claudia. 누구나 살면서 고민하는, 인생에서의 시간 배분 문제와 성향이 다른 친구들 간의 관계 균형의 문제를 잘 보여주는 에피소드다.

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Logan Likes Mary Anne!: A Graphic Novel (the Baby-Sitters Club #8): Volume 8 (Paperback) The Baby-Sitters Club Graphix 8
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많이 shy 하지만 조금씩 변화하고 성장하는 Mary Anne을 응원하게 된다. 어린 나를 보는 듯하다.

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