PART 1 · LESSON 10 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Reading night
Reading night in the Mapo library's children's room, Su-a and Ha-eun in the front row, Eli reads The Tiger and the Dried Persimmon whole: the reader is Eli Brooks, my hands are shaking, even if the sky falls there's a hole to climb out, the hole is the first sentence, dried persimmon, right then the baby stopped, it turned out the persimmon was a dried fruit, Ha-eun shouted tiger, before the persimmon breathe three times, and at Chuseok everyone wants a story.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The children's room of the Mapo library on a Saturday evening, a dozen families on the floor and Su-a with Ha-eun in the front row; Ms. Seo speaks formally to the room and politely to Eli, Eli politely to her and in the storyteller's ending to the room, Su-a casually.
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