The Phone Booth of Unspoken Words

What if one day you come across a telephone booth from which you can call the person you’ve lost? What if, after a few rings, you hear a familiar voice—and the words they didn’t manage to say before they died?

When Kan Chian was a child, every evening she met her father at a telephone booth on one of the streets of Seoul. After his death, the girl desperately longed to talk to him again… and found out that if your wish is strong enough, in the handset of that same booth you can hear what was left unsaid—the final thoughts of those who have passed away.

Years went by. Kan Chian grew up and opened a psychological support center for people coping with grief. In this book are five stories of her clients, who learn step by step to accept the pain of loss… and the story of Kan Chian herself—who still has to understand why, one day, the booth revealed its secret to her.

A novel of emotional healing for fans of books like “The Laundry That Washes Away Sorrow” by Kim Ji-Young, “The Book Kitchen” by Kim Ji-He, and “The Apothecary of the Botero Family Heart” by Lee Seong-yeon.

A Korean bestseller and one of the key books at international book fairs!

#1 in the “Best Weekly Novels” ranking right after its release in e-book format.