This novel follows two estranged Korean-American sisters who reconnect when one is diagnosed with cancer. It explores themes of family, identity, body image, and self-worth with raw emotion and humor.

Why Read This Book

• Authentic and Emotional: A deeply personal look at sisterhood and cultural identity.
• Diverse Representation: Features Korean-American experiences with honesty and nuance.
• Engaging Writing Style: Witty and introspective, with a strong narrative voice.

About the Author

Mary H.K. Choi is a Korean-American author and journalist known for her young adult novels Emergency Contact and Permanent Record. Her writing explores themes of mental health, relationships, and identity.