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Steal me



160 x 250mm / 232p / 11. Nov. 2021 / ISBN 9791188594184





"There’s only one rule in my life; I get what I want in the best way forward."


There’s only one rule in my life; I get what I want in the best way forward.
Right after her birth, Jeong-Yeon was abandoned in a trash can. she grew up with criminals in a hideout called ‘Trash can’. There she learnt how to 'steal', she would steal whatever she needs to survive. That’s how she became a thief through her life in those trash.

No sense of moral ever interrupted her act of stealing. Moreover, she never even thought of stealing as bad. Just like animals hunting to survive there’s no morality involved, Jeong-Yeon was stealing for her own survival. Survival was controlling her morality since it was her only reason to exist. But one day she met Suhan and Seungha, those who were abandoned from their family just like herself. She took them to her place, like she was destined to do so. 





I’m born in a trash can.
Grew up in a hideout of criminals called ‘Trash can’.
I’ve created my own kingdom from the trash I stole from people.

I’m not a merciless villain.
Well I wouldn’t call it my philosophy, but I do have my rules of stealing.
Things that people have in excess, and wouldn’t notice if one was stollen.
Things that they were not aware of owning and would not realise its disappearance.
Things that people aren’t looking for after they’ve lost it.
Things that others trashed because it's useless.

Things people wished that were stollen.
I steal those things only.

So, what do you think? Do you want me to take you?





Author · Mijin Jung


Make a story.
I feel sorry for the abandoned and forgotten beings.
The books that I wrote include ‘Mr. Who’, ‘Hiccup’, ‘Braided Hair’ and ‘How can’.



Illustrator · Yeon Park


I majored in video animation at Konkuk University and is active in various fields that deal with visual images, including content, illustrations, and videos.
While working on "Please Steal Me", I discovered myself growing internally, and it is a book that is more meaningful because it is a work that wraps up my 20s.