Title: Couldn't Put It Down
Review: Wow, this book really held me! From her life in Korea, to her (very miserable) life in the US with her adoptive parents, to her life on her own with her own daughter, I just kept on reading.I was bothered though by the fact that there are no hard dates in the book. I can understand not having a firm birth date, but for the rest of it, there could have been some years to hang some facts on and I would have liked that.I do realize there is some controvery swirling around this book -- people wondering if it's true, or fiction. Also, some delving into the whole aspect of "honor killings" in Korea. So, this book has left people with points to argue and ponder.Even so, it was worth my time reading it, and I would love to read more by this author.
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