I greatly enjoyed this book. I found the descriptions of Sang’s early life in Korea so informative and I got a good understanding of what life might be like in Korea, especially the competitive school system. I loved Sang’s description of her music education and her early music career. But I think my favorite parts were the passages about Sang’s emigration to the United States and her early adulthood, adjusting to American life, trying to find balance between her love of music and her desire for a traditional family. Korean Americans are such an important part of our society, especially in Southern California, and I feel like I have a little more insight into the experience of Korean American women.
Sang is a talented story-teller and she has chosen the perfect moments of her life to tell her greater story. I think anyone would enjoy this book.
Helie Lee, author of “Still Life with Rice”
Dearest Sang,
…….This last year has been a blur to me and now with my twins home there is never enough time to do anything it seems but I must say that I’ve been stealing time to read pages of your book whenever I get an opportunity……..I just can’t focus, but I find myself gravitating toward […]