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The Red Thread
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Expected 20 Apr 27A lyrical and dreamlike celebration of sisterhood, imagination, and the ties we nurture to stay connected—no matter the distance.
The moment we became sisters, the red thread connected us.
When Unnie welcomes her baby sister, Nabi, into the world, their red thread begins to grow—stitched through play, sharing, and make-believe. But when a summer apart stretches their bond, Nabi must follow the thread to discover that love, once woven, never unravels.
Delicately tying the East Asian folklore of the red string of fate to the Korean belief in inyeon, the metaphysical magic in all human connection, The Red Thread weaves a tale of two sisters finding individuality and strength by relying on the bond that connects them.
The moment we became sisters, the red thread connected us.
When Unnie welcomes her baby sister, Nabi, into the world, their red thread begins to grow—stitched through play, sharing, and make-believe. But when a summer apart stretches their bond, Nabi must follow the thread to discover that love, once woven, never unravels.
Delicately tying the East Asian folklore of the red string of fate to the Korean belief in inyeon, the metaphysical magic in all human connection, The Red Thread weaves a tale of two sisters finding individuality and strength by relying on the bond that connects them.
Kindle Edition
Expected publication April 20, 2027
About the author
Laura G. Lee
4 books6 followersLaura G. Lee is a second-generation Korean American born in the wild mountains of West Virginia. Her forest-filled childhood, pondering beings great and small, nurtured a keen sense of observation that Laura brings to her lifelong career as a designer and artist.
After studying interactive media and design at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and a MA degree in Architecture from Columbia University, Laura's worn the hats of filmmaker, design researcher, and product designer. Using digital and traditional art mediums (watercolor, ink, pencil), she is passionate about stories that spark our connection to the world and each other.
Laura lives in a lovingly-restored Eichler home in Northern California, where she lives with her husband, son, and daughter. When she's not making books, you might spot her around town on a perpetual hunt for authentic Korean-Chinese jajangmyeon (a black bean noodle dish eaten in Seoul, Korea in the 1960s) or delightfully discovering modern day uses for Korean gochujang (red chili paste).
After studying interactive media and design at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and a MA degree in Architecture from Columbia University, Laura's worn the hats of filmmaker, design researcher, and product designer. Using digital and traditional art mediums (watercolor, ink, pencil), she is passionate about stories that spark our connection to the world and each other.
Laura lives in a lovingly-restored Eichler home in Northern California, where she lives with her husband, son, and daughter. When she's not making books, you might spot her around town on a perpetual hunt for authentic Korean-Chinese jajangmyeon (a black bean noodle dish eaten in Seoul, Korea in the 1960s) or delightfully discovering modern day uses for Korean gochujang (red chili paste).
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