When a young boy in Korea dreams of eating a New York bagel, he asks a farmer, a fisherman, a beekeeper, and a baker for help.

Product Description: When their beloved father died suddenly, authors Frances and Ginger Park (To Swim Across the World) comforted themselves with chocolates and mused on opening a confectionery shop with their small inheritance. The idea felt right to them--"a shop our late father would've loved just by virtue of its contents: chocolates and daughters"--and despite their inexperience, they decide to go for it, with their mother as silent partner...read more

Detailed oil paintings enhance this powerful tale of a young girl's courageous attempt to be reunited with her father by crossing into South Korea over the 38th parallel prior to the start of the Korean War.

Product Description: After leaving Korea to live with her son's family in the United States, Mike's grandmother suggests a plan to help with their food cart business.

Jangmi finds it hard to say goodbye to relatives and friends, plus the food, customs, and beautiful things of her home in Korea, when her family moves to America.

In a novel based on the true story of the authors' parents, two young Koreans--Sei-Young Shin, a young man from a poor family in the rural South, and Heisook Pang, the daughter of a prominent minister in the North--encounter one another during the 1941 Japanese occupation of Korea in a meeting that transforms both their lives forever. Reader's Guide included. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.

Two first-generation Korean-American sisters--Cleo and her younger sister, Marcy, who yearns to be everything her idolized older sister is--experience a traumatic summer of growing up, emerging sexuality, and sudden death that transforms their lives forever. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

In a novel based on the true story of the authors' parents, two young Koreans--Sei-Young Shin, a young man from a poor family in the rural South, and Heisook Pang, the daughter of a prominent minister in the North--encounter one another during the 1941 Japanese occupation of Korea in a meeting that transforms both their lives forever. 25,000 first printing.

A poor Korean boy is selected by his classmates to represent his school in a royal contest to select the number one student in the land

Amazon.com Review: The comic phrase "Wherever you go, there you are" is the bane of Monk and Jo's existence in this hilarious romantic novel by the owner of a renowned chocolate boutique in Washington, D.C. They can't escape the tragedy of their own lives...read more