Don't want to go to work

Author: (Korean) Kim Young-joo
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: "I Don't Want to Go to Work" is part of the Tuber Dori series of picture books released this time. In this book, Tuber Dori transforms into an office worker, worrying about finding a job and contemplating how to get along with superiors and colleagues. During the commute to and from work, Tuber Dori is a bit lazy, a bit willful, a bit idealistic, a bit pursuing, a bit tired, and a bit persistent. The ordinary little Tuber Dori is just like you and me—average office workers. The confusion and helplessness of starting from scratch, the clumsiness and panic of being a rookie, the trials and tribulations in the workplace, the amazement or mishaps during travel—none of these experiences are unfamiliar to us office workers, whether we've already gone through them, are currently experiencing them, or are about to face them. Those who shout "I Don't Want to Go to Work" but still persevere for ideals and the future will find the book's stories resonate deeply in their hearts. This book tells these kinds of stories—not about the future, strategies, or business operations, but about the careful struggles of office workers. It's the author's story, and it's also everyone's story.