It may sound like to childish to ask you how to write "Doc-Hu-Gam." But I'm really curious. Do the kids learn how to write about books in the US? I learned when I was young in Korean although I forgot how to. I guess I developed a little my own skill to express myself about books. I was thinking writing Doc-Hu-Gam's as my summer project but not knowing how stopped me to design what to do list. Any tips for me? I even don't know how to call Doc-Hu-Gam in english. p.s. After moving to the US, I become reading almost no book. I got to know very nich discount book store in new york and already bought some but buying books does not mean reading them. Shamefully, I read finger countable books not related to studying. I need some encouragement or rewards to endulge myself in reading. p.p.s. Some of you may have seen when you type english in MSword (maybe american), it automatically changes small e or a into capital E or A. However, this does not happens when you type "korean." I always force english or american remains as english or american and Korean as Korean. I'm not using MSword that much but I remember this fact annoys me few times. @혼자서도 잘해요.