When You Come to Cafe Dodo, the Rain in Your Heart Stops (On a tiring day, take shelter from the rain at Cafe Dodo) 카페 도도에 오면 마음의 비가 그칩니다
When You Come to Cafe Dodo, the Rain in Your Heart Stops (On a tiring day, take shelter from the rain at Cafe Dodo) 카페 도도에 오면 마음의 비가 그칩니다
"On days when it rains in my heart, I go to Café Dodo."
In Café Dodo, the mysterious owner Sorori and her enigmatic companion, the dodo bird, bring rainbows to the hearts of their rainy-day guests.
Following the warm, healing atmosphere that led the first novel to sell over 200,000 copies, the popular Japanese novel returns with its second story, <When You Come to Café Dodo, the Rain in Your Heart Stops (On a tiring day, take shelter from the rain at Café Dodo)>. Life Pattern Korea. This collection of episodes centers around city-working women and the theme of "healing wounds." Sorori’s comforting dishes offer solace, like a warm rainbow, to those who arrive with hearts clouded by past hurts from colleagues, family, or friends. Life Pattern Korea.
Is it mere coincidence that the café's sign catches their eye on days when their hearts are weighed down? In this story, they experience both fantasy and reality through Café Dodo’s comforting offerings, like Spanish omelets, cucumber potage, mushroom ajillo, and butter toasts. Life Pattern Korea. There’s also a fun reveal of Sorori’s unique way of releasing her own worries, adding a delightful twist to the story.
“On days when life feels heavy, how wonderful it would be to have a café all to myself.”
"A quirky café with an eccentric owner. If you’re troubled, just go to Café Dodo. It seems simple, yet the effect is magical."
"It’s a story that speaks to the weary heart, with words you’ve always needed to hear."
Amazon Japan reviews for this work reveal how the café almost feels real, showing the deep yearning readers have for such a place. Life Pattern Korea. In Japan, this series has gained immense support, particularly from women, and volume three will soon be released. Perhaps you can find a cozy local café to call your own Café Dodo.
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Publisher: 더퀘스트 The Quest (2024)
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