The Big Book of BTS: The Deluxe Unofficial Bangtan Book

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I won't sugarcoat it, reading some parts was very painful and I'm so proud of who these seven people have become despite all that was thrown at them and how much they are willingly changing the way things are done in the music industry in South Korea and also in the world in general. Nevertheless, will doubtless be taking the book down from my shelf again and again just because it makes me smile.

In doing so, BTS nurtures the power to build brighter days and they choose to take another step on a road that no one has gone before. I love it because in this group, no matter how much our hearts break, we only love the stage even more. I had always been very shy and introverted, but my social anxiety and my constant need to isolate myself from everything and everyone around me reached an utterly concerning level, to the point where I would literally stay locked up inside my room for 2 weeks straight without even trying.

It's written in an approachable way for fans and newbies alike, and the 300+ QR-Codes added make it easy to check out content the text refers to, from songs to MVs to variety shows to interviews. The book tells the story of the reunion between two lovers who made a promise of love but had to part.

Through his journey, he discovered the unpredictable nature of adults and how some have already forgotten that they were once children. One of Paolo Coelho‘s most popular books , The Alchemist is highly-recommended by Suga, an avid fan of the author. SUGA has also used the camel metaphor from the book to make Jungkook feel better, which can be seen in an episode of BTS' documentary series, Break The Silence. They show gratitude to a fandom that has catapulted them into superstardom, while also making them lonely and robbing them of the right to privacy (God help them if they ever decide to publicly date a person).Definitely check this one out if you love BTS or want to understand more about what they stand for and what they’ve been through.

If you don't know much about BTS as a band and are curious about them, this could be a great place to start. I'm so grateful they're in my life and I'm so grateful for the comfort and the happiness they've brought to my super mundane, miserable and lonely days. The text takes readers from the trainee days to the Grammy stage, tackling all albums and many ideas behind the multimedia storytelling that is the BTS universe.I am so thankful to the members for getting our acts together, and I want to say how thankful I am to ARMY for always loving us. They are people who live every day quietly without big dreams, people who prefer comfort to thrills, people who don’t live the life they dreamed of when they were young but do not despair about it, and people who know how to give up knowing there are things that can’t get done no matter what, who know how to listen to other people’s tears and sighs as much as their own, and people who sometimes land and look lazy without any drive… People who like Bonobono are not especially energetic or bright, but they live on. Their genuine love and respect for one another, their passion for their music, and their devotion to ARMY fully come through in the pages of the book. BTS members have busy and erratic schedules and whenever they do get some downtime, Jin uses it to recuperate to the best of his abilities and he has also advised ARMYs to do the same. Most of the issues in this book boil down to the fact that it reads like an article, which is not surprising, given that the author is mostly a journalist.