By Korea.net Honorary Reporter Emilia Kircheva
Photos = Emilia Atanasova
I ever idea that hens were the to the lowest degree fortunate animals. Their head role inwards life is to lay eggs, together with most of them they don`t acquire to encounter those plough into trivial chicks. They alive inwards tiny spaces, together with rarely function out. They involve maintain wings, but they are non able to fly. When they acquire older, they acquire slaughtered for their meat or exactly because they're no longer able to lay eggs together with thence acquire useless.
That is the head argue why I got so excited when I saw the volume "The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly" yesteryear Sun-mi Hwang (마당을 나온 암탉). I was really happy somebody made a hen into the head hero inwards a book. Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 hen finally got some recognition! I learned that it was a children’s book, together with because of the colorful pictures of a hen together with a trivial chick on the cover, I idea it would live on a fun volume nearly a rebellious hen. I was partly right. The volume is indeed nearly a rebellious hen. However, the business office nearly it beingness fun couldn't involve maintain been to a greater extent than wrong.
Luckily, the Bulgarian linguistic communication edition is genuinely wonderful. It's translated from the Korean together with the beautiful master copy illustrations are kept. It's a please to exactly hold off at together with to concur the book.
The storey revolves some Ipsak, a hen that lives trapped inwards a chicken coop on a farm. The scream Ipsak, which she gives herself, suits her really well. It way “leaf,” because the liberty of the leafs together with their way of living embody her dreams. She yearns to enhance a chick, but instead has to encounter her eggs taken away from her every twenty-four hr menstruation yesteryear the farmer. The realization that she volition live on separated shape every egg she lays is so excruciating that she is unable to consume properly, grows weak together with is no longer able to lay eggs, which leads to her getting selected to live on culled.
This decease judgement turns out to live on both that together with a rebirth. The one-time hen Ipsak dies the minute she manages to escape the majority grave of poultry, together with she's reborn equally a gratis hen. She's finally gratis inwards the exterior globe together with tin mail away walk some the farmyard, a house for which she ever longed. Her initial excitement together with happiness, however, are sadly short-lived because she chop-chop understands that her novel liberty comes amongst a loss of the provided shelter, nutrient together with safety that she used to have.
From together with so on, her life becomes a constant produce out for survival that is both remorseless together with crude, but also inspiring together with uplifting at the same time. The animals living inwards the barn are fell together with unwilling to percentage their infinite together with asset amongst Ipsak because she is different. Day together with night, she is hiding from a hungry weasel, searching for novel places to slumber all the time.
The solely solace together with back upward she has is her fried, the mallard duck Straggler. An outsider exactly similar her, he is a wild duck living inwards the barn amidst the domesticated animals. Later on inwards the story, thank y'all to him, Ipsak does care to fulfill her dream together with hatch an egg. However, that doesn't hateful that there's a happy ending. On the contrary, amongst the babe chick she straightaway has a novel chapter of struggles through which to live.
As I read through the story, I stumble upon so many hitting subjects that are depicted inwards a storey nearly a motley cast of barnyard together with wild animals. These themes vary from racism, discrimination, friendship, motherhood, social hierarchy, adoption together with many others, exactly equally serious together with meaning equally all the others. I wonder if the label “children`s story” actually suits this volume together with I'm disappointed that I didn`t read it piece I was a kid. I wonder what I would involve maintain understood. In a way, it reminds me of “The Little Prince.” I had been told many times that ane has to read “The Little Prince” iii times inwards one's lifetime: equally a kid, equally an adult together with equally a senior citizen. I believe the powerful storey of “The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly” should also live on read similar that.
The volume ends amongst a message from the writer Sun-mi Hwang to all her readers. Trust me, it volition leave of absence y'all inwards tears.
Even earlier I started reading the book, I knew that there's an accolade winning cinema adaptation based on the book. It was also business office of the plan at the Korean painting present solid calendar week inwards Sofia in conclusion year. Since I didn`t lookout adult man it then, straightaway was the time. The painting present is inwards Korean together with English, together with it's translated into English linguistic communication equally “Leafie, a Hen Into the Wild.”
The painting present differs from the volume mainly inwards the fact that it doesn't line of piece of occupation the topics discussed inwards the volume to the same depth. Otherwise, it's a pure delight. The graphics are stunningly beautiful. It's non an animation, but the drawings are inwards vibrant colors. The sounds of the animals and the nature inwards the barn together with wood add together a wonderful impact together with brand the painting present fifty-fifty to a greater extent than magical. With the improver of novel characters, the painting present is much to a greater extent than suitable for children than the book.
The solely solace together with back upward she has is her fried, the mallard duck Straggler. An outsider exactly similar her, he is a wild duck living inwards the barn amidst the domesticated animals. Later on inwards the story, thank y'all to him, Ipsak does care to fulfill her dream together with hatch an egg. However, that doesn't hateful that there's a happy ending. On the contrary, amongst the babe chick she straightaway has a novel chapter of struggles through which to live.
As I read through the story, I stumble upon so many hitting subjects that are depicted inwards a storey nearly a motley cast of barnyard together with wild animals. These themes vary from racism, discrimination, friendship, motherhood, social hierarchy, adoption together with many others, exactly equally serious together with meaning equally all the others. I wonder if the label “children`s story” actually suits this volume together with I'm disappointed that I didn't read it piece I was a kid. I wonder what I would involve maintain understood. In a way, it reminds me of “The Little Prince.” I had been told many times that ane has to read “The Little Prince” iii times inwards one's lifetime: equally a kid, equally an adult together with equally a senior citizen. I believe the powerful storey of “The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly” should also live on read similar that.
The volume ends amongst a message from the writer Sun-mi Hwang to all her readers. Trust me, it volition leave of absence y'all inwards tears.
Even earlier I started reading the book, I knew that there's an accolade winning cinema adaptation based on the book. It was also business office of the plan at the Korean painting present solid calendar week inwards Sofia in conclusion year. Since I didn't lookout adult man it then, straightaway was the time. The painting present is inwards Korean together with English, together with it's translated into English linguistic communication equally “Leafie, a Hen Into the Wild.”
The painting present differs from the volume mainly inwards the fact that it doesn't line of piece of occupation the topics discussed inwards the volume to the same depth. Otherwise, it's a pure delight. The graphics are stunningly beautiful. It's non an animation, but the drawings are inwards vibrant colors. The sounds of the animals and the nature inwards the barn together with wood add together a wonderful impact together with brand the painting present fifty-fifty to a greater extent than magical. With the improver of novel characters, the painting present is much to a greater extent than suitable for children than the book.
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Photos = Emilia Atanasova
I ever idea that hens were the to the lowest degree fortunate animals. Their head role inwards life is to lay eggs, together with most of them they don`t acquire to encounter those plough into trivial chicks. They alive inwards tiny spaces, together with rarely function out. They involve maintain wings, but they are non able to fly. When they acquire older, they acquire slaughtered for their meat or exactly because they're no longer able to lay eggs together with thence acquire useless.
That is the head argue why I got so excited when I saw the volume "The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly" yesteryear Sun-mi Hwang (마당을 나온 암탉). I was really happy somebody made a hen into the head hero inwards a book. Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 hen finally got some recognition! I learned that it was a children’s book, together with because of the colorful pictures of a hen together with a trivial chick on the cover, I idea it would live on a fun volume nearly a rebellious hen. I was partly right. The volume is indeed nearly a rebellious hen. However, the business office nearly it beingness fun couldn't involve maintain been to a greater extent than wrong.
Luckily, the Bulgarian linguistic communication edition is genuinely wonderful. It's translated from the Korean together with the beautiful master copy illustrations are kept. It's a please to exactly hold off at together with to concur the book.
The storey revolves some Ipsak, a hen that lives trapped inwards a chicken coop on a farm. The scream Ipsak, which she gives herself, suits her really well. It way “leaf,” because the liberty of the leafs together with their way of living embody her dreams. She yearns to enhance a chick, but instead has to encounter her eggs taken away from her every twenty-four hr menstruation yesteryear the farmer. The realization that she volition live on separated shape every egg she lays is so excruciating that she is unable to consume properly, grows weak together with is no longer able to lay eggs, which leads to her getting selected to live on culled.
This decease judgement turns out to live on both that together with a rebirth. The one-time hen Ipsak dies the minute she manages to escape the majority grave of poultry, together with she's reborn equally a gratis hen. She's finally gratis inwards the exterior globe together with tin mail away walk some the farmyard, a house for which she ever longed. Her initial excitement together with happiness, however, are sadly short-lived because she chop-chop understands that her novel liberty comes amongst a loss of the provided shelter, nutrient together with safety that she used to have.
From together with so on, her life becomes a constant produce out for survival that is both remorseless together with crude, but also inspiring together with uplifting at the same time. The animals living inwards the barn are fell together with unwilling to percentage their infinite together with asset amongst Ipsak because she is different. Day together with night, she is hiding from a hungry weasel, searching for novel places to slumber all the time.
The solely solace together with back upward she has is her fried, the mallard duck Straggler. An outsider exactly similar her, he is a wild duck living inwards the barn amidst the domesticated animals. Later on inwards the story, thank y'all to him, Ipsak does care to fulfill her dream together with hatch an egg. However, that doesn't hateful that there's a happy ending. On the contrary, amongst the babe chick she straightaway has a novel chapter of struggles through which to live.
As I read through the story, I stumble upon so many hitting subjects that are depicted inwards a storey nearly a motley cast of barnyard together with wild animals. These themes vary from racism, discrimination, friendship, motherhood, social hierarchy, adoption together with many others, exactly equally serious together with meaning equally all the others. I wonder if the label “children`s story” actually suits this volume together with I'm disappointed that I didn`t read it piece I was a kid. I wonder what I would involve maintain understood. In a way, it reminds me of “The Little Prince.” I had been told many times that ane has to read “The Little Prince” iii times inwards one's lifetime: equally a kid, equally an adult together with equally a senior citizen. I believe the powerful storey of “The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly” should also live on read similar that.
The volume ends amongst a message from the writer Sun-mi Hwang to all her readers. Trust me, it volition leave of absence y'all inwards tears.
Even earlier I started reading the book, I knew that there's an accolade winning cinema adaptation based on the book. It was also business office of the plan at the Korean painting present solid calendar week inwards Sofia in conclusion year. Since I didn`t lookout adult man it then, straightaway was the time. The painting present is inwards Korean together with English, together with it's translated into English linguistic communication equally “Leafie, a Hen Into the Wild.”
The painting present differs from the volume mainly inwards the fact that it doesn't line of piece of occupation the topics discussed inwards the volume to the same depth. Otherwise, it's a pure delight. The graphics are stunningly beautiful. It's non an animation, but the drawings are inwards vibrant colors. The sounds of the animals and the nature inwards the barn together with wood add together a wonderful impact together with brand the painting present fifty-fifty to a greater extent than magical. With the improver of novel characters, the painting present is much to a greater extent than suitable for children than the book.
The solely solace together with back upward she has is her fried, the mallard duck Straggler. An outsider exactly similar her, he is a wild duck living inwards the barn amidst the domesticated animals. Later on inwards the story, thank y'all to him, Ipsak does care to fulfill her dream together with hatch an egg. However, that doesn't hateful that there's a happy ending. On the contrary, amongst the babe chick she straightaway has a novel chapter of struggles through which to live.
As I read through the story, I stumble upon so many hitting subjects that are depicted inwards a storey nearly a motley cast of barnyard together with wild animals. These themes vary from racism, discrimination, friendship, motherhood, social hierarchy, adoption together with many others, exactly equally serious together with meaning equally all the others. I wonder if the label “children`s story” actually suits this volume together with I'm disappointed that I didn't read it piece I was a kid. I wonder what I would involve maintain understood. In a way, it reminds me of “The Little Prince.” I had been told many times that ane has to read “The Little Prince” iii times inwards one's lifetime: equally a kid, equally an adult together with equally a senior citizen. I believe the powerful storey of “The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly” should also live on read similar that.
The volume ends amongst a message from the writer Sun-mi Hwang to all her readers. Trust me, it volition leave of absence y'all inwards tears.
Even earlier I started reading the book, I knew that there's an accolade winning cinema adaptation based on the book. It was also business office of the plan at the Korean painting present solid calendar week inwards Sofia in conclusion year. Since I didn't lookout adult man it then, straightaway was the time. The painting present is inwards Korean together with English, together with it's translated into English linguistic communication equally “Leafie, a Hen Into the Wild.”
The painting present differs from the volume mainly inwards the fact that it doesn't line of piece of occupation the topics discussed inwards the volume to the same depth. Otherwise, it's a pure delight. The graphics are stunningly beautiful. It's non an animation, but the drawings are inwards vibrant colors. The sounds of the animals and the nature inwards the barn together with wood add together a wonderful impact together with brand the painting present fifty-fifty to a greater extent than magical. With the improver of novel characters, the painting present is much to a greater extent than suitable for children than the book.
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