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You Don’t Have to Cry Alone
: It’s Never Too Late

Author

Ahn Sang Hyun

Publisher

Sam & Parkers (Sam & Parkers Co., Ltd.)

Categories

Literature & Fiction

Audience

Adult

Overseas Licensing

Keywords

  • #essay; comfort; healing; wounded heart

Copyright Contact

Bae Hye Lim

  • Publication Date

    2020-12-07
  • No. of pages

    268
  • ISBN

    9791190931199
  • Dimensions

    130 * 201
Overview

This book is a new collection of essays by Ahn Sang Hyun, the writer of Moon’s Comfort, which was loved by 100,000 readers. This book provides special comfort and advice when you feel desolate and fearful about the future, when you must gather your courage to start new, when you have trouble in relationships with others, and when you can’t get over a past love.

Book Intro

"“I don’t want you to suffer all by yourself anymore.”

A new collection of essays by Ahn Sang Hyun, the writer of Moon’s Comfort, was loved by 100,000 readers.

 

“I might have lived like I’m okay, even though I didn’t know how I really was or I was not okay at all.”- book excerpt

 

The nights when you struggled to sleep hoping that tomorrow would be better than before, the moments you could not conceal your hurt caused by harsh words, the days spent worrying and agonizing . . . everybody experiences hard times like these. Whenever you face these times, here is a person who gives you warmhearted comfort, saying, “I don’t want you to suffer all by yourself.”

 

When you wish that everything that makes you cry would disappear and when you want to soothe yourself, you can open this dazzling book.

 

This book gently offers words just for you on the days when your peaceful daily life becomes insecure, or when you must part from what you believed would last forever. This book provides special comfort and advice when you feel desolate and fearful about the future, when you must gather your courage to start new, when you have trouble in relationships with others, and when you can’t get over a past love.

 

“I decided not to disrespect myself in the pursuit of impressing others.

 

I cannot only think about myself,

but I need to take care of myself.

 

So I wish I would no longer allow myself to get hurt.”

 

Neither you nor I had any idea.

 

How disappointed we were by trivial things, how easily we gave up.

 

And how happy we became by a matter of nothing.

- from 「Ordinary Life that Had Been Changed All at Once」

 

Perhaps the greatest comfort you have in life is when someone notices that you are not doing well, even though you don’t say a word. When you feel all alone even if you are not alone, or when you have a hard time being alone, this book will offer kindness just for you.

 

 

Prologue

Wish that you don’t suffer by yourself

 

PART 1

The night everything that makes you cry disappears

The time when worries are switched off

 

PART 2

Just wish I would be happier

Because it’s never too late

 

PART 3

Wish that you don’t allow yourself to be in a hurtful relationship

About the Author

Ahn Sang Hyun



Ahn Sang Hyun first started writing to comfort himself. His works gradually spread to people around him, and later touched the hearts of hundreds of thousands of others. This made him believe in the power of sentences. In the last six years, Ahn has written essays to be happy whenever he has hard times and for those who might feel the same; the essays have received much love from readers. He hopes that the wholehearted sentences in this book can always give support and comfort to someone who feels alone in life.

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