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This Burns My Heart
This Burns My Heart: A Novel | Samuel Park
7 posts | 6 read | 6 to read
Struggling to provide a good life for her daughter in spite of her own unhappy marriage and a culture that grants no rights to women, Soo-Ja Choi of 1960s Korea navigates the pitfalls of her conniving in-laws while longing for her true love, Doctor Yul.
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youcanneverreadtomuch
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I spent the whole time I was reading the book just wanting to yell at the lead or warn her, not sure which I felt more.

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rmaclean4
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Mehso-so

I was a distracted reader this month and I think that influenced my reaction to this novel. I found the history of Korea interesting. I was also drawn in by how women were treated in this society in the 50's and 60's. I found the love story far less interesting. I did not find myself reaching for this book when I had time to read, but ultimately was interested enough to finish the novel. 2.5 🌟

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jasreadsquiteabit
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Ah-mazing.
Heart wrenching, beautiful story. Hits you right in the feels. So, so very good!

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rmaclean4
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I am in a historical fiction mood. Third one started today.

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MallenNC
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Day 14 #Riotgrams #Hearts from my shelves @bookriot

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shawnmooney
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RIP, Korean-American novelist Samuel Park. Alexander Chee has just reported his passing on Twitter.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/14/opinion/sunday/i-had-a-9-percent-chance-plus-...

cariashley I was so sad to see this. That article was so good. 7y
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This was a heart wrenching epic love story. It left me weeping. So many complex themes about duty to family, marriage & happiness run through this story. Tissues necessary.

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