I DON'T FEEL LIKE LIVING, BUT I LIKE TTEOKBOKKI TOO MUCH

Embark on a journey into yourself with a book that touches hearts and minds. "I Don't Feel Like Living, But I Like Tteokbokki Too Much" is a surprisingly honest story about therapy, acceptance, and discovering joy in the smallest things. Immerse yourself in the dialogue between patient and psychiatrist, which leads to deep self-discovery and understanding of one's own emotions. This book is not just a read, it's an inspiration for change and finding meaning in everyday life.

• Honest story about therapy experiences
• Inspiration for self-discovery and acceptance
• Dialogue between patient and psychiatrist
• Practical tips for coping with difficulties
• Motivation to seek joy in life
• Ideal read for people in crisis
• Engaging plot that stirs emotions

The book "I Don't Feel Like Living, But I Like Tteokbokki Too Much" is a unique position on the book market. The author, based on her own experiences, has created a work that resonates with readers on many levels. It is not only a story about difficulties, but above all about hope and the possibility of change. This book is ideal for people who are looking for support in difficult times and want to better understand themselves and their emotions.

The form of dialogue makes it easy for the reader to identify with the narrator and can strive for self-discovery. The author does not embellish her experiences, which adds authenticity to the book and makes it even more touching. It is a read that stays in the memory for a long time and encourages reflection on one's own life.

Yumeka Publishing has taken care of the high quality of the edition. The book has 176 pages, the format 210x155 mm and a paperback cover. The year of publication is 2023, which guarantees that it is a current position that responds to contemporary problems.

Reach for this book and let it guide you through the process of self-discovery and acceptance. Discover that even in the most difficult moments you can find joy and meaning in life.