The Door to the Spirit World (US Edition) - Chu, B. K.
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A humorous, yet heartwarming Christmas tale of family and friendship, The Door to the Spirit World is the first book in the Youngho and Chadori trilogy. Full-color illustrations. The back material includes the Preview of Book II, Discussion Points and Youngho and Chadori quiz. It's December and Christmas is just around the corner. Twelve-year-old Youngho is a Korean boy with a unique talent: he can get himself in more trouble than anyone-faster, deeper, and messier each time. Chadori is his dog from Bristol, England. Chance brought the two together and now they are inseparable. But Youngho's…mehr

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A humorous, yet heartwarming Christmas tale of family and friendship, The Door to the Spirit World is the first book in the Youngho and Chadori trilogy. Full-color illustrations. The back material includes the Preview of Book II, Discussion Points and Youngho and Chadori quiz. It's December and Christmas is just around the corner. Twelve-year-old Youngho is a Korean boy with a unique talent: he can get himself in more trouble than anyone-faster, deeper, and messier each time. Chadori is his dog from Bristol, England. Chance brought the two together and now they are inseparable. But Youngho's simple and happy life begins to crumble after his grandpa passes away. Life just isn't the same anymore. Little does he know, however, that he is in for an incredible surprise. An extraordinary gift awaits him-a miracle that will change him forever ...
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B.K. Chu was born in Seoul, South Korea, in 1974. She graduated with a BA in English and Philosophy from the University of Bristol, before continuing her education and earning an MA in Conference Interpretation at the Monterey Institute of International Studies (now Middlebury Institute) in California. She then went on to work in the USA, Honduras, France, Korea and Norway. She currently lives with her husband and their four-legged son in Stavanger, Norway.