Shin, Kyung-sook
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I Went To See My Father
Shin successfully crafts yet another beautifully presented and heart-rending tale, giving readers much to ponder. Not to be missed, it will appeal not just to fans of Please Look After Mom but to anyone who enjoys strong, introspective storytelling; also a good candidate for book groups.
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This work stands the test of time. Isolation and suicide among young adults worldwide have only tragically multiplied, making Girl urgently auspicious. Described at beginning and end as "not quite fact and not quite fiction," this book is essential reading.
The Girl Who Wrote Loneliness
This work stands the test of time. Isolation and suicide among young adults worldwide have only tragically multiplied, making Girl urgently auspicious. Described at beginning and end as "not quite fact and not quite fiction," this book is essential reading.
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The well-earned lauds for Shin's two titles should ensure that more of her thus far 17 novels will arrive Stateside. [See "Galley Guide Discoveries," Prepub Alert 1/19/14.]
I'll Be Right There
The well-earned lauds for Shin's two titles should ensure that more of her thus far 17 novels will arrive Stateside. [See "Galley Guide Discoveries," Prepub Alert 1/19/14.]
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Please Look After Mom
Already a prominent writer in Korea, Shin finally makes her English-language debut with what will appeal to all readers who appreciate compelling, page-turning prose. Stay tuned: Mom should be one of this year's most-deserving best sellers. [See Prepub Alert, LJ 11/1/10.]
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