Engaging coming-of-age story, with great scenes of older Brooklyn and Queens, but the central romance falls flat.
In these months and months of travel restrictions, I've been reading even more international fiction for even more armchair travel…
Like in Go, Pachinko tells the story of Japanese-occupied Korea, and the Koreans who lived in Japan as a result…
Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982, by Cho Nam-Joo, is a novel written as the psych case notes for a patient. The…
Free Food For Millionaires is by Min Jin Lee, the author of Pachinko. There's a similarity between the two novels,…
Lisa See’s newest novel, The Island of Sea Woman, takes place on Korea’s Jeju Island, where women divers support themselves…
White Chrysanthemum tells the story of two sisters in Japanese-occupied Korea. When the story opens, their family is living on…