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We read this book in school and I fell in love with it. Great story.

Interesting book. Nice story. Not really biography, but captivating nonfiction.

This was one of the best books I've ever read. It kept me hooked on until the end.

The author takes us deep into her lived experience going through all that she did; the intimate details and Korean phrases/words/locations help envision exactly how she felt at each moment. To those that understood the technical words and phrases, there's probably even more of an understanding than I could gather. I learned a lot about Korean culture. I felt as if there's not much of a plotline as everything surrounds this singular experience, which can be a pro or a con depending on your preferences.

Found certain parts and statements to be very relevant to my own experiences and relationships, which was completely unexpected. Hugged my mom a little harder after finishing this.