Drop Into Pachinko by Min Jin Lee — Scrivler
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee is a novel of beauty and perseverance, which shows an unflinching view of Japan’s treatment of Koreans, both during the occupation of Korea and after…
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee is a novel of beauty and perseverance, which shows an unflinching view of Japan’s treatment of Koreans, both during the occupation of Korea and after…
I didn't want to read The Underground Railroad. I felt I needed to though. It was important to look into the mirror of American history, and see Whitehead's perspective.
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Amidst the depressing news cycle it's a joy to read this book to my daughter. Hopeful and connecting, it's centered on love. I highly recommend it if you're looking for…
I'm on page 158 of 285 and will be trying to share some thoughts on the novel without spoiling anything for other readers. Picked up this novel as part of…
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The last time we saw Ser Loras Tyrell compete against Ser Gregor Clegane, it would have ended with a wilted bouquet if not for the intervention of Sandor Clegane, The…
Little Red, by Bethan Woollvin, is a re-imagining of the classic story, Little Red Riding Hood, with one major exception. Instead of a hunter or woodcutter coming along to saveLittle…