Jessy

I was completely astounded by the turn the book took in the second part. It was nothing like I expected. The book is radical, very complex and surreal. Lots to think about. Yeong-hye is a very layered character. Others, not so much. Is turning against yourself the right kind of rebellion against oppression though? I guess everyone can decide for themselves.

If this was a Substack article, it would've been in my Top 10 Substack articles list. Simple and useful concepts though.

Simple, practical concepts with straight-to-the-point narration and minimal fluff. This is the first self-help book I've actually read and this inspired me to check out other self-help books as well