Pata by Moon Ga-young 파타 . The first prose book by actress Moon Ga-young, who captivated fans worldwide with “<True Beauty>”(2020) and “<Understanding of Love>”(2023), has been published. Having played various roles over 18 years and leaving a distinct impression in every work with her unique mood, she now stands before the public as an ‘author Moon Ga-young’. This book contains the intimate words of Moon Ga-young, who wants to fiercely confront herself and the world around her by stacking deep thoughts. Life Pattern Korea. She showed her unique solid inner strength, characteristic of someone who has meticulously refined her thoughts over long periods in each interview. Those who have already recognized her will be very pleased with this publication news. She spent her childhood in Germany and has maintained a reading habit since she was young. With her unusual affection for classical literature, she unfolds stories that are her and yet not her through a new face called ‘Pata’. In Part 1 ‘Record of Existence’, she constantly questions life through extremely ordinary events, which ultimately leads to a fierce self-exploration process to face her true self. Life Pattern Korea. Part 2 ‘Record of Thoughts’ reveals the more honest desires of actress Moon Ga-young, and her sharp yet deep perspective towards herself and the outside stands out among the rushing thoughts. As an appendix, excerpts from the parenting diary written by Moon Ga-young’s father, which are connected to the episodes of Part 1 and 2, are included. When you realize that the scattered episodes are organically connected at some point, or when you discover the hidden message of Pata in the implicit dialogue, you won’t be able to easily close the opened book. Life Pattern Korea. Let’s follow the gaze of Moon Ga-young, or rather Pata, who stares at the world in pursuit of truth with wide-open eyes, so as not to be ‘devoured’ by trivial emotions. . Author: 문가영 Moon Ga-young Publisher: 위즈덤하우스 Wisdom House (2024) . ! This book introduction is translated by machine translators and may contain mistranslations. For exact information, please refer to the publisher’s official introduction. ! There are ink marks of us and publishers/distributors on the top edge or bottom edge of all the books we sell. This is to check the authenticity of the book and track its distribution path. This is common for Korean bookstores. ! The cover of the book can be changed without notice.
