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Chinese member of SEVENTEEN's performance unit.

10 books read & recommended

10 books read or recommended by The 8(SEVENTEEN) (디에잇(세븐틴)), a K-pop idol, gathered from interviews, YouTube, and SNS sources.

Books The 8(SEVENTEEN) has read (10)

A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare — book cover A New World by Dongurami — book cover Demian by Hermann Hesse — book cover I Became an Adult Without Knowing Anything by Eulnyangyi — book cover Lost in Translation: An Illustrated Compendium of Untranslatable Words from Around the World by Ella Frances Sanders — book cover Poetry of Mindfulness by Ryu Shiva — book cover Stray Birds by Rabindranath Tagore — book cover The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe — book cover The Things That Become Brighter in the Silence by Haemin Sunim — book cover With You, Life Is Also a Journey by Na Tae-Joo — book cover

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from 10 books

Most-read genre: Essays (4 books), frequent keywords: Korean Essays (3)

Genres 10 books with a known genre

  • Essays 4
  • Fiction 3
  • Poetry 3

Frequent keywords bookstore categories · 2+ books · tap to see the books

Korean · Translated
4 : 6

Of 10 literary books: 4 Korean, 6 translated

250 pages or fewer
70%

7 of 10

  1. 1 A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare — book cover
    A Midsummer Night's Dream (한여름밤의 꿈)
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  2. 2 A New World by Dongurami — book cover
    A New World * (새삼스러운 세상)
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  3. 3 Demian by Hermann Hesse — book cover
  4. 4 I Became an Adult Without Knowing Anything by Eulnyangyi — book cover
    I Became an Adult Without Knowing Anything * (아무것도 모른 채 어른이 되었다)
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  5. 5 Lost in Translation: An Illustrated Compendium of Untranslatable Words from Around the World by Ella Frances Sanders — book cover
  6. 6 Poetry of Mindfulness by Ryu Shiva — book cover
    Poetry of Mindfulness * (마음챙김의 시)
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    👥 Also read by 2: Kim Hye-sooIU All readers →
  7. 7 Stray Birds by Rabindranath Tagore — book cover
    Stray Birds (길 잃은 새)
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  8. 8 The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe — book cover
    The Sorrows of Young Werther | Die Leiden des Jungen Werthers (젊은 베르테르의 슬픔)
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    👥 Also read by 1: Martin (CORTIS) All readers →
  9. 9 The Things That Become Brighter in the Silence by Haemin Sunim — book cover
    The Things That Become Brighter in the Silence (고요할수록 밝아지는 것들)
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  10. 10 With You, Life Is Also a Journey by Na Tae-Joo — book cover
    With You, Life Is Also a Journey * (너와 함께라면 인생도 여행이다)
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Book titles and author names marked with an asterisk (*) are machine-translated from Korean. No official English edition was confirmed for them, so read them as approximations of the Korean original shown next to them.

The 8(SEVENTEEN) book recommendations — FAQ

What books does The 8(SEVENTEEN) recommend?

The 8(SEVENTEEN)'s book recommendations in this archive: The Things That Become Brighter in the Silence, Stray Birds, With You, Life Is Also a Journey, Demian and Lost in Translation: An Illustrated Compendium of Untranslatable Words from Around the World, and 5 more. Every book on this page is linked to the interview, YouTube video, SNS post or photo where it came up.

How many books has The 8(SEVENTEEN) read?

The 8(SEVENTEEN) has 10 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 The 8(SEVENTEEN) book recommendations come from?

Book recommendations are only part of it. This reading list also includes books The 8(SEVENTEEN) 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 The 8(SEVENTEEN) 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.