Immerse yourself in the pages of "Almond," a novel cherished by BTS fans and celebrated across media outlets. Selected by WALL STREET JOURNAL as a Stories That Can Take You Anywhere pick, endorsed by ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY's Stay Home and Read pick, applauded by SALON as one of the Best and Boldest, and eagerly anticipated by BUSTLE.
In this emotionally resonant tale reminiscent of The Emissary and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, author Won-pyung Sohn crafts a poignant and triumphant narrative. Explore the transformative power of love, friendship, and resilience as they shape and redefine a life.
At its core, "Almond" unfolds as a story of one monster encountering another—where one of the monsters is Yunjae, born with a rare brain condition called Alexithymia. Hindered in expressing emotions like fear or anger, Yunjae's world devoid of friends is nevertheless filled with the unwavering support of his devoted mother and grandmother. Decorated with colorful Post-it notes, their home above a quaint bookstore provides a sanctuary.
On Yunjae's sixteenth birthday, a shocking act of violence shatters his world, leaving him alone. As he grapples with this loss and retreats into isolation, a chance bond with troubled teenager Gon sparks a surprising connection. Witness Yunjae's transformative journey as he opens his life to new relationships, faces challenges, and discovers the hero within.
For fans of Wonder by R.J. Palaccio and Ginny Moon by Benjamin Ludwig, "Almond" is a resonant story that inspires courage and offers a fresh perspective on claiming a different narrative. Step into Yunjae's world and experience the power of resilience in this compelling novel.
In this emotionally resonant tale reminiscent of The Emissary and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, author Won-pyung Sohn crafts a poignant and triumphant narrative. Explore the transformative power of love, friendship, and resilience as they shape and redefine a life.
At its core, "Almond" unfolds as a story of one monster encountering another—where one of the monsters is Yunjae, born with a rare brain condition called Alexithymia. Hindered in expressing emotions like fear or anger, Yunjae's world devoid of friends is nevertheless filled with the unwavering support of his devoted mother and grandmother. Decorated with colorful Post-it notes, their home above a quaint bookstore provides a sanctuary.
On Yunjae's sixteenth birthday, a shocking act of violence shatters his world, leaving him alone. As he grapples with this loss and retreats into isolation, a chance bond with troubled teenager Gon sparks a surprising connection. Witness Yunjae's transformative journey as he opens his life to new relationships, faces challenges, and discovers the hero within.
For fans of Wonder by R.J. Palaccio and Ginny Moon by Benjamin Ludwig, "Almond" is a resonant story that inspires courage and offers a fresh perspective on claiming a different narrative. Step into Yunjae's world and experience the power of resilience in this compelling novel.
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