PACHINKO: Min Jin Lee​

PACHINKO

by Min Jin Lee​

It’s 1883 and Sunja, the daughter of an impoverished fisherman meets a Yakuza boss in the time of a Japanese-occupied Korea. Sunja’s journey through prejudice, sacrifice and love shows the true depth of the story of immigration. A compelling read that goes deep into the Korean-Japanese cultural rift and the ties that bind a family.

- Reviewed by Cat

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