alison’s Reviews > Free Food for Millionaires > Status Update

this book feels like reverse-engineered sex and the city, with a sprinkling of korean intergenerational trauma for flavor.

it's not a very subtle book; in fact it feels transparently like the author's semi-self-insert, down to the monolids and sparse eyebrows of the main character.

the book opens with a bang, and just...loses steam mid-way?