Reserved for the 1001 Library

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Released to gothrabbit!

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I look forward to reading this one!

This book was an interesting read. There are two sections of the book, one in ancient Korea, and one in modern times. I found the first part to be not as interesting as many of the Asian novels I have read by Asian writers, but the second part was a little more intriguing. It was a good read, although I am not sure if I would put it in my top 1001 books list.

Sending this book onto another library member to enjoy!

Thank you for sending me the book. It arrived today. I am looking forward to reading it.

I started the book tonight. I should finish it this weekend.

I agree with gothrabbit. The first section of the book was tedious. I felt like giving up on the book. The book became more interesting at the time of the suitcase mix-up. I wouldn't put this on the 1001 list. I enjoyed The Imperial Woman by Pearl Buck much more. The book is going back to the 1001 library.

Enjoy! Off to ayntastic as a RABCK

Looking forward to reading this one from the 1001 Books List. Thank you for the RABCK Booklady331! The homemade bookmark is really nifty. I have been wanting to read this one for a while - will "return" it to the library promptly when I am done.

This book enjoyed a brief stop in San Jose, CA before continuing its journey in the ABC Bookbox!

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I've got a copy of this book in Mt. TBR.

This book returned in my ABC Bookbox. I'm not going to read this one so it's ready to travel.

Putting into the 10th round of Bookstogive's General Literature VBB.

This one has not been for two rounds so I am removing this book from the General Literature VBB.

Adding to Booklady331's ABC VBB.

This wasn't chosen from Booklady331's ABC VBB, so it's available.

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Left in the Acworth Little Free Library. Enjoy the book!