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Books & stationery from Korean brands, tested at home by the writers — with prices as written and where to buy.
The Power of Regret is a book by Daniel Pink about using regret as a force for growth and change. Reading its four core regrets and survey findings made me reflect on marathon training and the importance of relationships. Verdict: a book that makes you want to turn regret into a better next choice.
Pagoda TOEIC Comprehensive Book LC is a TOEIC listening study book from Pagoda Books in Korea. I started studying for TOEIC alongside the new semester and worked through its four-part structure, skills, practice drills, and audio. A handy choice for TOEIC beginners or self-study.
HOW TO Ejaculation Control is Redholics’ first ejaculation-control series book from Korea. Its triple-layer anonymous packaging, solo practice sections, program chart, practical-use guidance, and appendix stood out. Verdict: a slim guide worth checking out if you want a structured training plan.
Sophia Book Stand is a portable book stand from Korea for holding books and laptops. The writer set it up at home for work and reading, adjusting its height and securing both a laptop and thick books. Verdict: light to carry and easy to use at the height you want.
Uri Jibeun Doseogwan is a children’s book rental service in Korea that delivers books to your home and collects them when you are done. For winter break, I rented five popular books including Heunhan Nammae, plus English originals, and the next-day books in fair to good condition were cleaner than expected. Verdict: a great way to let kids read lots of popular books without the cost.
Hopper's Light and Bach's Desert is an art and music book from Korea featuring 39 artists. Its humorous table of contents, familiar drama and film music, and QR codes made it easy to read in about 30 minutes. Verdict: a light, rewarding introduction to artistic culture.
Little Sketchbook is an essaytoon by Sanghyeon, read in a personal healing spot on a mountain road in Danyang, Chungcheongbuk-do. Its compact sentences trace escape, choice, responsibility, and the way strength can become gentle. A lovely book to keep or give to someone dear.
777 English Workbook is an adult English learning workbook in Korea. Its beginner, intermediate, and practical courses each have 24 booklets, paced at one booklet a week, with classes available anytime in My Classroom. A good pick for anyone who wants to start English little by little without pressure.
Soul Weight Tarot Card is a 78-card tarot learning deck from Korea, with 78 guide cards and a route to Soul Class online lessons. I picked it up to revisit tarot as a hobby and liked the easy-to-shuffle material and sturdy box. Verdict: a convenient at-home setup for starting tarot.
Protect Your Jeonse and Monthly Rent Deposits is a rental-deposit guide by Deokbang Yeonguso for tenants in Korea. After once being told my jeonse deposit could not be returned until a new tenant was found, I closely read Chapter 2, “Move Quickly,” and learned how to document a refusal to renew. Verdict: a worthwhile preventive read for tenants worried about jeonse or monthly-rent deposits.
Soul Goddess is a 104-page goddess message coloring book by Jaldoel Unmyeong, made in Korea. I wanted to color from the first page slowly after a complicated day, or open a random page for a message when my mind felt unsettled. Verdict: a lovely coloring book for fully enjoying time to yourself.
SoulGoddess Oracle Cards are a Korean goddess-message card deck from Korea. After giving up on learning tarot because memorization and interpretation felt complicated, the writer drew a Pachamama card and tried the Soul Talk app’s tarot chatbot and horoscope features. A lovely, easy deck for reflecting on the direction of a worry without prior knowledge.
