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   02-20-2009 17:59 여성 남성
Big Bang's Self-Development Book Ranks Number One


Idol group Big Bang’s “Shouting to the World”top the bestseller list.

Top idol group Big Bang's self-help book ``Shouting to the World'' has beat out other authors to top the nation's bestseller list.

The book outlines how each member ― G-Dragon, T.O.P., Victory, Dae-sung and Tae-yang ― overcame difficulties to live up to his dream of becoming a successful musician. Pre-orders of the book before its official publication date of Jan. 28 also surpassed those of other books.

More celebrities have been publishing books recently, but Big Bang is among the first to top the bestseller list.

Shin Kyung-sook's novel ``Take Care of My Mom'' ranked second after remaining on the top spot for six weeks straight. Author Kong Ji-young's essay followed in third place.

``Dewey,'' a heart-warming nonfiction story about a stray cat that lived in a small public library, moved up to eighth place, while Malcolm Gladwell's ``Outliers'' ranked 16th. (Hwang Sung-hee)

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mickykin   (121.135.153.16)   02-27-2009 16:22
I totally agree with you. Yesterday i went to a store and i saw that books.... i was so frightened... I think there are more interesting and valuable books than this 'Big Bang book'
bulelemon   (210.110.111.238)   02-27-2009 14:42
I saw the book in some book store. The book is popular book to teenagers.
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