Originally published as an essay in The New Yorker, this memoir expands upon musician Michelle Zauner’s struggles with grief and identity after her mother passed away. Through vivid prose, Zauner recounts her complex relationship with her Korean mother and how food helped them bond. Upon her mother's death, Zauner found comfort in cooking the dishes she taught her. Honest and heartfelt, this book is a moving portrait of Zauner's journey to understand her Korean American heritage and herself.
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