8 titles, most popular first
In 1999, cheerful 17-year-old Na Bo-ra makes a promise to her best friend Yeon-du, who is leaving for heart surgery in the US: she will find out everything about Baek Hyun-jin, the boy Yeon-du has fallen for. To get closer to him, Bo-ra joins the school broadcasting club and befriends his best friend, Poong Woon-ho.
Kim Sun-yi, now in her sixties and living in America, returns to Korea when her old country house is put up for sale. She remembers 1965, when as a frail 17-year-old she moved to a remote valley, a wild boy appeared in the yard, and she began teaching him how to live like a person.
In present-day Seoul, architect Lee Seung-min is caught off guard when Yang Seo-yeon, a woman he knew in college years ago, asks him to build her a new house where her old family home stands on Jeju Island. As they work together, he is pulled back into memories of the early 1990s, when they first met in an architecture class.
In the present day, Ji-hye finds a box of her mother Joo-hee's old letters and diary, and through them discovers her mother's first love with Joon-ha during a summer in the countryside in 1968. Her mother's story unfolds alongside Ji-hye's own feelings for Sang-min, a fellow student involved in the school theater.
High school student Han Seo-yoon has a form of amnesia from a car accident that wipes her memory each day, so she relies on notes to understand her own life. When Kim Jae-won is pressured into a fake love confession to stop the bullying of a classmate, she surprises him by saying yes, and he must face the consequences of his lie.
In 2014, a radio DJ receives a letter from his first love that stirs up long-buried memories. Back in the summer of 1991, five friends spend their days together, and shy, innocent Beom-sil falls for Soo-ok, a girl with an injured leg whom he carries wherever she needs to go.
Since her divorce, Yoon-hee has lived in the countryside with her teenage daughter Sae-bom. When Sae-bom finds a romantic letter written to her mother by Jun, a Korean-Japanese woman who went to school with Yoon-hee long ago, she senses her mother's deep loneliness and plans a trip to the snowy Japanese town of Otaru, where Jun lives.
Min, a Korean boy, moves to Japan with his father, a potter. At a local shrine he meets Nanae, a beautiful girl who dreams of being a painter, and falls for her at first sight. She turns out to attend his new school, and the two grow close despite the barriers of culture and language between them.
