What's your life-changing book?

I have favorite books, though maybe not 'life-changing' ones! It's 'Fifteen for 500 Years' by Hyejeong Kim.

Slurp! First, you shared news about Minumsa, and now you're sharing your life-changing book, huh? Heh! It's truly insightful that you've come to see the world from multiple perspectives through Yang Gui-ja's "Contradiction." I prefer books with neat economic principles, so if you get the chance, you should thoroughly examine them too, hmm!

It seems to be Baek Young-ok's book, [Hello, My Anne of Green Gables]. The writing, neither too much nor too little, delivered casually, meets a passage from the original work and gives a great resonance to the reader. I read Mitch Albom's book, [Tuesdays with Morrie], when I was in high school. It's a book that makes you realize things about life and death, choices and放弃 that anyone would understand upon reading, but which are interpreted differently as you age and time passes, making you want to read it twice or thrice.

Trina Paulus's 'The Hope of Flowers' is my life's book. I believe it gives me a perspective to reach a higher level.

It's 'Terminally Ill' by author Baek Eun-byul! (TMI: I bought this book at the bookstore today)