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i mean yes this is all sth i needed to hear but i feel like she hasn't addressed (yet) how most people who work retail jobs out of college before grad school are usually doing that to pay the bills, not because they lack vision or intention or whatever

my inability to DNF is torturing me. this book and honmono by seong hena (which i am praying to dear god does not get translated) are battling for worst book i've read this year

😫😫😫🥴🥴 (positive)

네가 내 여행이잖아 🥹🥹😍😍😍

거기, 불연속이 있었습니다. 최초로 그것을 분명하게 인식했지요. 내 안에, 끊어진 회로가 있다는 것을요. <우윤>

intriguing premise but the writing is kinda bad :( could've done so much more with the characters and being a vietnamese teenager in missouri during the early 2000s

다시는 미치지 않을게. 다시는 죽지 않을게. 내게 함부로 다정했던 사람들에게, 앞질러 가는 약속으로 - <체공녀 강주룡>, 박서련 - 밀리의 서재
https://www.millie.co.kr/v3/bookDetai...

just realized that the english title for this book is "capitalists must starve" after seeing my GR notifs. i thought it was a separate different book and was scrambling to find the korean version lol

SO excited to read this book! hope i can recommend it to everyone

i literally cannot take this book seriously 😭😭😭😭😭😭 i wish this was satire sigh

i'm just so pissed because in what world does an american, a third generation korean-american at that in the 2020s a) worry about traveling to south korea because they think it's dangerous b) have never had kimchi and also have no emotions about their detachment to their heritage c) identify as purely american to the point where they feel a welcoming relief upon seeing the american flag/hearing english during (cont.)

guys im really really hoping that this is gay 🤞🤞

"in a typically Moroccan mercurial shift" oh ok

kinda hate this so far but i'm gonna finish it so my criticism is true and valid. also korean audiobooks are so interesting they're definitely very korean... like polished and extra? i think like amtrak vs KAL is the only way i can describe it lol

young korean women writers who grew up with a twitter addiction i love you. we are family. such a fun cute read

lol 😭

noooooo

oh my god....

buh i have four chapters left tryna power through

more people need to be unapologetically anti-japan

"dive-bar simulacrum" lol

started this book because i needed to read something in korean. ironically this was originally written in english and i am reading the korean translation. the translation is actually excellent, but i think there are dialogue issues with the original writing. lots of expository lines and just somewhat awkward exchanges that (imo) perhaps don't fit the cultural and historical norm. p fun so far though

this book makes me keep thinking about how chiang kai-shek's wife was in tze

비밀연애의 개념을 까먹고있었고 나 이런거 너무 좋아함

book club in 2 days and starting now prayer circle pls

this book is so funny and i'm convinced all gay men live same lives across the globe. the author has amazing insight (thinks we should enforce dj license to control the number of djs in the world)

ch 1 let's go :D

didn’t know this was a sex and the city book (never watched it)