Crying In H Mart,New

Crying In H Mart,New

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#1 New York Times Bestseller From The Indie Rock Sensation Known As Japanese Breakfast, An Unforgettable Memoir About Family, Food, Grief, Love, And Growing Up Korean Americanin Losing Her Mother And Cooking To Bring Her Back To Life, Zauner Became Herself (Npr). Celebrating Over One Year On The New York Times Bestseller Listin This Exquisite Story Of Family, Food, Grief, And Endurance, Michelle Zauner Proves Herself Far More Than A Dazzling Singer, Songwriter, And Guitarist. With Humor And Heart, She Tells Of Growing Up One Of The Few Asian American Kids At Her School In Eugene, Oregon; Of Struggling With Her Mother'S Particular, High Expectations Of Her; Of A Painful Adolescence; Of Treasured Months Spent In Her Grandmother'S Tiny Apartment In Seoul, Where She And Her Mother Would Bond, Late At Night, Over Heaping Plates Of Food.As She Grew Up, Moving To The East Coast For College, Finding Work In The Restaurant Industry, And Performing Gigs With Her Fledgling Bandand Meeting The Man Who Would Become Her Husbandher Koreanness Began To Feel Ever More Distant, Even As She Found The Life She Wanted To Live. It Was Her Mother'S Diagnosis Of Terminal Cancer, When Michelle Was Twentyfive, That Forced A Reckoning With Her Identity And Brought Her To Reclaim The Gifts Of Taste, Language, And History Her Mother Had Given Her.Vivacious And Plainspoken, Lyrical And Honest, Zauner'S Voice Is As Radiantly Alive On The Page As It Is Onstage. Rich With Intimate Anecdotes That Will Resonate Widely, And Complete With Family Photos, Crying In H Mart Is A Book To Cherish, Share, And Reread.

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