Once upon a time, a little doggy poo lived on the side of a road. He felt all alone in the world. He believed that nobody needed him for anything, and that he had not purpose in life. If only Doggy Poo had a reason for being, then he wouldn't give up on his dream to be useful to the world. One day, Doggy Poo meets a lovely dandelion sprout. Will she explain his purpose in life? Will she help make his dream come true?
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Doggy Poo is cute.,
This review is from: Doggy Poo (Paperback)
Some of the meaning may not be understood unless you are familiar with Korean culture. A Korean friend explained to me the dandelion is hardy and tough, it also symbolizes the conflicts Koreans have had with... their neighbors in Asia... over the centuries and how they have survived. In Korea, the dandelion is considered to be a flower, not a weed. The dandelion is also used as a symbol of Korea and its people. It's called a kkot, flower, and this mindalae kkot symbolizes loyalty. Plus it's edible--tastes great in kimchi and you can make wine out of it. Doggy Poo and the dandelion create a beautiful flower together in the end. I think the reason it is so popular in Korea is because its meaning is more completely understood.
7 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Everyone has a purpose,
By seasia "teacher" (california) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doggy Poo (Paperback)
Though in American terms and way of thinking, the main character's identity of being "poo" is rather disturbing but if you see past the "Americanized" way of thinking, it has a beautiful message of hope. "Poo" (being the worst thing we can think of) finds that even he has a purpose in life. Being in a school setting, I have witnessed many children who find no reason to live. Many children have feelings of low self-esteem or become engrossed in a "ME" society. This tale shows how we all have a reason for being created.
5.0 out of 5 stars
greatest book ever,
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This review is from: Doggy Poo (Paperback)
this book is all about a meaningful life which we should have and even though it's a poo(not just a poo, it's a doggy poo).it tells how useful is can be,too. it may have a little pessimistic lines because whoever meets the doggy poo for the first time, they reveal the feelings how much he thinks it is disgusting and dirty but in the end it shows what can be a meaningful life as a doggy poo and whatever exists in this world has a reason to be.
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