Description
Our Beloved Summer Vol. 1–2 Set — Lee Na-eun Script Book is the official two-volume script collection for the Korean TV drama Our Beloved Summer. This set gathers the uncut, full scripts by writer Lee Na-eun, selected memorable lines, character maps, and the writer’s notes for fans of the series and readers who want the complete dialogue and scene text. Ideal for drama fans, script readers, and collectors of K-drama literature.
Key Features
- Two-volume set: Our Beloved Summer Vol. 1–2 (complete script collection).
- Author: Lee Na-eun — includes the writer’s selected memorable lines and commentary.
- Contains uncut, full scripts — complete episode dialogue and stage directions as published.
- Includes character maps and cast reference pages for easier reading and scene context.
- Collects famous dialogue and notable scenes from the broadcast series.
- Published by Kimyoungsa (romanized publisher name: Kimyoungsa).
- Packaged and sold as a set — ideal for collectors and fans of the series.
- Series achievements noted in accompanying text: weekly drama ratings number 1 and ranked in Netflix global TOP 10 (domestic drama number 1).


Erik – Stockholm, Sweden –
Boken är lite tung, men innehållet är intressant. Jag gillar detaljerna om karaktärerna och handlingen. Ibland blir texten rörig dock, så det tar tid att läsa klart.
Aiden – London, UK –
These books were really detailed. I liked reading the script changes. Only issue was the print quality, it’s a bit faded in some parts.
Daan – Antwerp, België –
Deze scriptboeken geven veel achtergrond over het verhaal en de karakters. Ik waardeer vooral de kwaliteit van het papier. Het is leuk om zo in een drama te duiken dat populair is geweest. Dit zal echt helpen bij toekomstige lees- en schrijfprojecten.
Cleo Merritt from Toronto –
Amid a sea of narratives, this script unlocks visceral emotions echoing lost summers and unspoken affections. A bold homage to complex human connections.
Sarah from Austin, USA –
The script book contains the unedited versions of ‘That Year We’ and ‘That Year, Us,’ which truly immerses you in the character development and nuances that were perhaps lost in the final cut. At 550 pages, it provides a deep dive into Woong Choi’s and Yeonsu Kook’s emotional journey. Reading through their dialogues gave me a new appreciation for their chemistry on screen. As an avid drama fan, this book enhanced my understanding of their relationship dynamics tremendously.