Jangbal then mothers the puppies that she’s given birth to between a white dog she coincidentally met on the road, and raises them with affection, but suffers great pain when the pup that especially took after her distinctive features dies.
Afterwards, Jangbal begins her new fate as a surrogate mother in Mokchung’s house. Then one day, while her owner, Mokchung has left the house, a thief breaks into house and using food, lures Jangbal’s family away, as she fights back with all her life but in the end is only left with deep scars and loses her family as well. Born with distinctive features that make her the ugly duckling among the family, Jangbal suffers ridicule from her siblings and even her own mother, but shows more love for her family than any other. “The Dog Who Dared to Dream” is yet another masterpiece from Sun-mi Hwang that portrays hefty pondering on the subjects of life and death as the old man and dog struggle over whether to sell the puppies for extra money or to keep them for good, and also touches on the subject of the equality of all life, as the thoughts and feelings of both man and animal in the story are treated with equal respect. Sold to Ailah Ahmed at Little Brown UK /UK & COMMONWEALTH. Ltd/Thailand,Gyldendal Norsk/Norway,Linking/Taiwan,Athenaeum/Greece,Iztok-Zapad/Bulgaria,Jieli Publlishing/China,Mizan/Indonesia,Centrepolygraph/Russia,Art SRl/Romania,Gottmer/Holland,Geracao/Brazil,Dioptra/Greece,Argo/Czech Republic,Arab Scientific/World Arab,Flammarion/France,Penguin Random/World Spanish, Sitruuna Kustannus Oy/Finland. Publication July 16, Dioptros/Greeceīestselling author of THE HEN WHO DREAMED SHE COULD FLY – Viking Penguin/US, Oneworld/UK, Kein & Aber/Germany,Bompiani/Italy, the Post Publishing Co.
Sun-Mi Hwang Books The Dog Who Dared to DreamĬhi Young Kim, Translator, illustrator Nomoco.Īilah Ahmed at Little Brown UK.
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