- Overview
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This piece of adolescent fiction poses a question on humanity through the suicide case of a girl who was being bullied. The question posed here goes beyond who is the victim and who is the bully.
- Book Intro
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This story begins when a 14-year-old ordinary girl named Chunji hangs herself with knitting material. Her sister Manji, who cannot understand why she has done this, follows the evidence that her sister has left behind. Soon, Manji finds the painful truth. A close friend of hers named Hwayeon used Chunji to protect her position among her friends, and Chunji's family, who loved Chunji deeply, didn't know what was happening to her. However, in the end, a letter to those whom Chunji loved and hated is discovered, and the older sister hugs the best friend of her little sister.
- About the Author
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Kim Ryeo-ryeong
Kim Ryeo Ryeong (F) was born in Seoul and graduated from Seoul Institute of the Arts with a major in Creative Writing. Kim began her career after winning the 1st Changbi Youth Literary Award for her novel Wandeuk. She has written the short story collections Chandeliers, Elegant Lies, Confession in Vanity, I Saw You and Trunk. She has also written the children's books Sea Horses Lives in My Heart, The Child Who Brought Memory and Have You Seen Him?.
