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I Decided Not to Live My Life Like Homework

Author

Na Yerang

Publisher

Dasan Books Co., Ltd.

Categories

Humanities & Society

Audience

Adult

Overseas Licensing

Keywords

  • #2023 K-Book Copyright Market
  • #2023 Visiting Korean Book Fair-Japan
  • #2023 Visiting Korean Book Fair-Thailand
  • Publication Date

    2023-02-01
  • No. of pages

    280
  • ISBN

    9791130696942
  • Dimensions

    140 * 205
Overview

Book Intro

(English) I Decided Not to Live My Life Like Homework

Counseling psychologist Oodda, who is delivering a deep impression on YouTube with pleasant comfort and clear solutions, has published her first book. It is a psychological essay that honestly depicts the process of experiencing and healing the "masked depression" that hides the pain. As her counseling psychologist and YouTuber, her mother, wife, and daughter look into her inner self, which she had neglected to live hard, and face herself who is not good at her life. Looking back on how hard the anxiety, lack of affection, and inferiority I didn’t know had made me, she delightfully unfolds how to love me the way I am and regain my composure in life. The secret story of Oodda, a counseling psychologist who has not been able to tell anyone, gives a deep impression and resonates when she first meets her.

 

About the Author

Na Yerang



(English) She operates a YouTube channel called "Counseling Psychologist Oodda" with 130,000 subscribers, delivering cheerful psychological solutions for mental health. After studying theology for over 10 years at Seoul Theological University, she graduated with a master's degree in counseling psychology from the same university, and began working as a counselor after studying for a doctorate. Her affectionate prescriptions, sometimes like a friend and sometimes like a teacher, have a deep resonance. She guides people on how to embrace their immature selves and live by sharing stories of why they viewed life as homework and what made them suffer. It is a special prescription for turning a life that feels like homework into a festival.

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