[New Release] 'Taking Care of Adorable Patients with Many Stories' and More

◆Caring for Adorable Patients with Many Stories = Sharing the stories of animal patients met as a veterinarian. Jjong-i, who was abandoned on the street right after being adopted; Bomi, born with eyelid defects; Ariel, left neglected with a rotting leg... Each faced death but regained life and happiness through people's care. "I hope we can remember these kind and adorable animals who may give us even greater comfort and love than we gave them." (Written by Kim Ya-ong / Tteutbak)

◆A One-Meter Personal Distance = Based on the philosophy of Baruch Spinoza, this book expounds on the art of living as an individual today. It covers how to follow desires without being swayed by others, and how to refuse invasion and interference from other beings. The 'one meter' in the title refers to the unique personal space and minimum range everyone has. It is a paradox emphasizing the need to protect the personality, self-esteem, and free will within this radius to the very end. (Written by Hong Dae-seon / Chusubat)

◆The Lie That I'm Doing Well = Most of our lives are a series of difficult days. They are unstable, lonely, and desolate. Yet, when asked "Are you doing well?" we simply nod as if nothing is wrong. The author believes that the strength to endure each day comes from the encouragement of close ones and the desire to become happier. Through warm words and illustrations, this book conveys positive energy to those who are struggling and weary. (Written by Kim Yi-yul / Illustrated by Park Un-eum / Saebit)

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