[This Week's Books] 'Eommaboda Keun Sesangeul Neoege Julge' and More

I Will Give You a World Bigger Than Mom

This is a book for parents who want to raise their children well. The author studied psychoanalysis at Paris 7 University in France, earned a doctoral degree, and completed clinical training at several child and adolescent hospitals in France. He is a nationally certified clinical psychologist in France. Rather than emphasizing only permission and positivity in the parenting process, he stresses that sometimes prohibition and separation are necessary. He helps provide a fundamental understanding of parenting by explaining the meaning of such prohibitions and what children can learn from them. (Written by Lee Su-ryun / Changbi)

Smart Botany Miscellany

One common misconception about plants is the belief that sprouts grow upward because of light. Sprouts grow upward not because of light but because of gravity. The movement of plants in response to external stimuli is called tropism, and sprouts grow in the opposite direction of gravity due to negative gravitropism. This book clearly explains the scientific principles behind how tiny seeds take root in the soil, sprout, grow leaves and stems, bloom flowers, bear fruit, and reproduce. (Written by Osamu Tanaka / Translated by Kim Soo-kyung / Between People and Trees)

101 Chemistry

Many people find chemistry difficult, but in fact, chemical reactions are inseparable from our daily lives. Everything we eat, drink, wash with, apply, wear, and use, as well as the air we exhale and inhale, is connected to chemical reactions. From the birth of stars to how soap dissolves oil, how to prevent rust, and everyday chemistry, to essential chemical knowledge for the future such as graphene, carbon nanotubes, electric cars, and fuel cell vehicles, this book explains all in 101 keywords. (Written by Jeong Gyu-seong / Deulnyeok)

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