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  • A Year In South Korea,  Culture & Community,  February in South Korea,  South of Seoul Book Club

    SOS Book Club Pick: Can’t I Go Instead

    February 8, 2024 /
    can't i go instead

    Follow the lives of a mistress and servant during the Japanese occupation of Korea in “Can’t I Go Instead.” Lee Geum-yi explores the complex relationship between the women, examining the extent to which loyalty and deception can be used to survive. About the South of Seoul Book Club If you are familiar with the series, skip ahead to learn more about “Can’t I Go Instead” Commitment to Accessibility South of Seoul volunteers take book accessibility into consideration when recommending titles. We consider: Commitment to Diverse Lived Experiences South of Seoul volunteers…

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