Embark on a Literary Adventure: Friends On Stage Releases ’30 Days of World Literary Journey’ Series

Friends On Stage Releases Series on World Literary Journey with Classic Masterpieces

Friends On Stage has recently published a series titled “30 Days of World Literary Journey,” consisting of 10 volumes. The series features adaptations of 30 classic masterpieces from both Eastern and Western cultures. The adaptation work was undertaken by authors Jin Hye-kyung, Yang Chan-il, and Gu Kyung-hee.

The books are designed to introduce elementary and middle school students to the world of classics and promote humanistic knowledge through a new reading method called “dramatic reading.” They are also expected to provide a unique experience of emotion and enjoyment for adult readers.

The series “30 Days of World Literary Journey” delves into the essence of humanity and the values of the world. It was planned with the intention of finding solutions to the loss of humanity, lack of communication, and absence of inclusivity that modern society faces. The books not only aim to accumulate knowledge and wisdom but also foster the joy of connection through shared reading, discussions, and empathy.

Selection of Adventurous and Travel-themed Stories

Jin Hye-kyung, the representative of Friends On Stage, revealed that adventurous and travel-themed stories were selected for the adaptation work. While each journey may be different, she emphasized that growth and a happy ending await.

The “30 Days of World Literary Journey” series by Friends On Stage covers a range of humanistic classic masterpieces, providing an introduction to classics for elementary and middle school students. It introduces the new reading method of dramatic reading and offers a sense of awe and enjoyment to adult readers. The books aim to present solutions to the loss of humanity, lack of communication, and absence of inclusivity while promoting the accumulation of knowledge and wisdom. Additionally, they provide an opportunity to experience the joy of connection through shared reading, discussions, and empathy.

Jin Hye-kyung, the representative of Friends On Stage, revealed that adventurous and travel-themed stories were selected for the adaptation work. She emphasized that while each journey may be different, they all lead to personal growth and a happy ending.

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