These days, I am into the books written by Park Wan-seo, a Korean novelist. I want to share a sentence I was impressed by from her book though I'm not sure if my translation is enough to give the same impression to other people. Anyhow here is the sentence. "No matter how dark the memory it is, the pain horned over the years will bring its brilliance."

For me, who takes a lot of overseas online classes, the rise in the exchange rate is a huge burden. I had wanted to buy a new car for many years, but I decided to give up on it and use the money to get more lessons.

I like Japanese novels, but Since I started learning English, I couldn't read them at all, Because I had to read only English books for my English. Yesterday, I found out there are lots of Japanese novels translated into English, unlike Korean books. How big news for me! They are even available on Kindle. I just picked up some. It looked interesting. 1. OUT, Natsuo Kirino 2. Sweet Bean Paste, Durian Sukegawa 3. Strange Weather in Tokyo, Hiromi Kawakami 4. New Comer, Keigo Higashino 5. Before the coffee gets cold, Toshikazu Kawaguchi 6. Tales from the cafe, Toshikazu Kawaguchi 7. IQ84, Haruki Murakami If anyone is a big fan of Japanese novels, please recommend your favorites to me. I would appreciate your sharing. :)