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Seyoung is an ordinary 17-year-old schoolgirl who is used
to playing mediocre roles in her school's drama productions. Her real-life drama develops as she finds herself falling for her childhood playmate Hyunwoo, who is drifting away from her and toward a TV star schoolmate named Hyemi. Seyoung lives out her youth as if all the world's a stage, but as she basks in the bright lights of innocence she seeks someone in the audience to recognize the light within her. Narration of Love at 17 is a coming-of-age tale about one ordinary high school girl who learns about life through an extraordinary thing called love. Written by Korea's eminent writer Kyungok Kang, Narration of Love at 17 is a classic romance which
appeals to young and mature readers alike, as well as
anyone nostalgic for the simplicity of youth.
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(9.3)
Slice of Life
pajtshiabvaj
04/28/08 00:20
It really portrays a teen angst very well. Very believable and the characters were nice. The art was good and misunderstandings were very realistic. There were some things that I thought the main character reacted to too dramatically that it made me want to hate her but, she grew on me. The subtle hints also gave me some room for my own interpretations. overall, pretty good.
I just started this one yesterday and whizzed through it, I really enjoyed it. I found all the misunderstandings very funny, but maybe I'm just mean. It accurately capture all the twists, turns and politics of teenage life. (It makes me glad I'm past that stage)
I'm glad that Seyoung is finally moving on, and opening up to the possibility of a new romance. It's just like in RL...when one door closes, another opens. I hope he confesses to her soon! BTW, I'm glad someone else is reviewing this series besides me...it was beginning to look as though I was spamming this review thread. ^^;;