
Michelle Zauner's Crying in H Mart: Redefining Multiculturalism Through a Daughter's Eyes
The Japanese Breakfast frontwoman's first memoir is a tribute to her late mother and a fascinating exploration of accepting Korean-American identity.
Brent Leoni is an editor at Honeysuckle. He graduated from Rutgers University-New Brunswick with a bachelor's in English literature. His interests include baseball and independent cinema
The Japanese Breakfast frontwoman's first memoir is a tribute to her late mother and a fascinating exploration of accepting Korean-American identity.
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