The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes
“As Tony thinks about, recollects, and analyzes the passage of time, his mind whirls around the concepts of regret, even remorse, wondering if one can receive forgiveness.”
Category: Book Review
Talking to Strangers by Malcolm Gladwell
“Perhaps if we all listen and focus more, we can avoid the pitfalls of not knowing how to talk to one another.”
How Starbucks Saved My Life, by Michael Gates Gill
“Throughout the book, Michael goes back years in time and pulls stories seemingly out of thin air and pops them into the present.”
Becoming by Michelle Obama
It is worth stating that Michelle had big dreams and high ambitions of her own, as may be expected of a graduate of both Princeton and Harvard Law School.
How I Became a North Korean by Krys Lee
Inhumane actions described by Lee actually occur on a daily basis in North Korea.
Isaac’s Storm by Erik Larson
Would an acknowledgement of failure change anything? Did Isaac have a responsibility to protect the credibility of the weather bureau?
The Magpie Babies: My First Children’s Book
The Magpie Babies is inspired by my observations of Oriental magpie families year after year.
Travels of an American-Korean 2014-2020
Whether you are new to South Korea or have been here for a few years, Pennington’s book will definitely give you a look into the lesser-seen Korea.