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Kim Se-jeong Books · 김세정 책

South Korean singer and actress, former member of K-pop group gugudan.

Also written Kim Se Jeong · Kim Sejeong

3 books read & recommended

3 books read or recommended by Kim Se-jeong (김세정), a Korean actor, gathered from interviews, YouTube, and SNS sources.

Books Kim Se-jeong has read (3)

If We Can't Go at the Speed of Light by Kim Choyeop — book cover Marcellin Caillou by Jean-Jacques Sempé — book cover On My 29th Birthday, I Decided to Die a Year Later. by Hayama Amari — book cover
  1. 1 If We Can't Go at the Speed of Light by Kim Choyeop — book cover
  2. 2 Marcellin Caillou by Jean-Jacques Sempé — book cover
    Marcellin Caillou (얼굴 빨개지는 아이)

    Recommended for Auction's Star Bookstore campaign, where sales funded books for a children's rehabilitation hospital. (Source: Asia Economy)

    📖 Book details 📺 Source
  3. 3 On My 29th Birthday, I Decided to Die a Year Later. by Hayama Amari — book cover
    On My 29th Birthday, I Decided to Die a Year Later. (스물아홉 생일, 1년 후 죽기로 결심했다)
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Kim Se-jeong book recommendations — FAQ

What books does Kim Se-jeong recommend?

Kim Se-jeong's book recommendations in this archive: On My 29th Birthday, I Decided to Die a Year Later., Marcellin Caillou and If We Can't Go at the Speed of Light. Every book on this page is linked to the interview, YouTube video, SNS post or photo where it came up.

How many books has Kim Se-jeong read?

Kim Se-jeong has 3 books recorded here so far, read or recommended in public Korean-language sources. The list grows whenever a new book mention turns up.

Where do these Kim Se-jeong book recommendations come from?

Book recommendations are only part of it. This reading list also includes books Kim Se-jeong said they were reading or mentioned in interviews, YouTube clips, variety shows, fan-cafe posts and SNS, as well as books spotted in photo shoots and everyday photos. Books Kim Se-jeong wrote, and the original books behind works they starred in, are left out. Everything comes from public sources, and each entry keeps its link so you can check it yourself.