Oct 4, 2011
No hope
Please Look After Mom sounded good enough. A Korean novel following a family that has lost their mother in a train station. The story follows the grown children while they search for her and reevaluate their relationship with their mother. A look into Korean life? A family drama? A mystery? I had hopes!
I ended up feeling so manipulated by the end of the book. Instead of profoundness or at least a satisfying point, the novel copped out. So aggravating! 3/10.
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This one looked so sad that I kept it off my tbr list. After reading your review I'm glad I did.
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