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The girl who wrote loneliness by Kyong-suk Sin, Ha-Yun Jung · Booklabria

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Kyong-suk Sin, Ha-Yun Jung
The girl who wrote loneliness

FamiliesSocial conditions

The girl who wrote loneliness

Name: The girl who wrote loneliness
Author: Kyong-suk Sin, Ha-Yun Jung

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First published: 2015
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Taking a sweatshop job in Seoul to support her family, a teenaged girl endures a life of extreme exploitation that contributes to Korea's economic rise in the 1970s.

Subjects: Families
Social conditions
Teenage girls
Coming of Age
Asian americans
Autobiographical fiction
Set in: Korea

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