'Trending among Gen Z': The popular fad of 'communal book reading'
In the heart of Suwon, Gyeonggi, an unusual cultural gem can be found – an unmanned bookstore named Poemyo. Known as Siyo in Korean, this unique bookstore has created a space for literature enthusiasts to gather and share their love for books.
The shared reading session, a regular event at Poemyo, offers a chance for bookworms to connect and discuss their favourite titles. The event is carefully curated, with the selection of books ensuring a diverse range of genres and themes to cater to every reader's taste.
Poemyo is not the only unmanned bookstore in Korea. Another such bookstore, Fifty Books, is located in the Mapo District, western Seoul. However, information about this bookstore remains scarce, with no details available regarding its owner or founder.
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This shared reading session at Poemyo is just one example of how technology and tradition can come together to foster a love for literature. Whether you're a frequent reader or just starting your journey, Poemyo offers a welcoming space for everyone to enjoy the written word.
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