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O Beautiful

Jung Yun
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Pages
320
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
St. Martin's Publishing Group

About

From Jung Yun, the award-winning author of Shelter, O Beautiful is an emotionally resonant novel following a Korean-American journalist on assignment in North Dakota as she confronts her hometown and ghosts of her past...

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Reviews

"This mesmerizing and timely novel, the author's second, provides an on-ramp into conversations about racism, environmentalism, journalism, economics and sisterhood."
Elizabeth Egan, The New York Times, Editors' Choice
"Enthralling and thought-provoking…Explore[s] larger questions about power and belonging in modern America….A quiet and dangerous story and an insightful meditation on how to make our lives here, amid the beauty and horror of our country."
Crystal Hana Kim, The Washington Post

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