[새로 나왔어요]Above the gap Outside

2024-07-27 10:24:58

● Above the gap(Written by Kim Ji-yong et al., Almond) = A psychological essay for people whose daily lives have fallen apart. It tells people who work harder than anyone else and want to be perfect, but are also caught up in depression, emptiness, and loneliness, what they should do to regain balance in their lives. 18,000 won.

● Winning mentality(Written by Jeong Green, Wisemap) = The author, who has worked as a psychological coach for top athletes such as golfers Inbee Park and Lydia Ko, figure skater Jun-hwan Cha, and table tennis player Yu-bin Shin, reveals the secret to training the ‘mental muscle’. He says, let’s grab the trophy and medal prepared just for me. 18,000 won.

● A world beyond the world(Written by Eric Hoel, translated by Hyeyoung Yoon, published by Heureum Publishing) = The author, an American neuroscientist, introduces the debates that world-renowned scholars have had regarding human consciousness. He raises the questions necessary to solve the difficult problems facing neuroscience today. 32,000 won.

● Even if you can’t cross the universe(Written by Yuun, Happy Well) = A travel essay that records the experience of driving across the 35,000km Eurasian continent from the East Sea to Cape Roca, Portugal, over a period of 7 months. It contains many thoughts on what humans need when traveling. 17,000 won.

● Dust(Written by Josef Schepach, translated by Hye-kyung Jang, EcoLibre) = The sun and the earth were born from a giant vortex of gas and dust, and all people live surrounded by dust clouds. It contains stories about dust that affects various aspects, including climate change. 17,000 won.

● For that day that will come someday(Written by Hidenori Ito, translated by Nanju Kim, Sodam) = Includes interviews and survey results with people who have experienced ‘pet loss’ after their pets passed away. It introduces cases of celebrities who suffered from eating disorders after their pet cats passed away, as well as ways to comfort them during times of grief. 17,800 won.

● Open: Open mind(Written by Nate Klemp, translated by Yoonyoung Choi, Dasan Books) = In the hyper-connected era, paradoxically, this book introduces the value of ‘openness’ and how to practice it to modern people who have closed their hearts. It explains what is driving us into a state of isolation and obsession based on psychology, brain science, and philosophical theories. 20,000 won.

● In the end, it’s all about reading ability(Written by Kim Eul-ho, Cloud Nine) = More than half of Korean adults do not read a single book a year. The author, who has preached the importance of reading for over 10 years, has included the reasons why reading is essential for survival in the AI ​​era and how to read. We also learn about various reading methods such as extreme reading and purposeful reading. 19,000 won.

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