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A review by akacya
Anna K: Away by Jenny Lee
4.0
2023 reads: 202/350
this is the sequel to anna k: a love story.
amidst her scandal and her grief, anna’s father takes her to the other side of the world. in south korea, anna has to decide if this is exile or a chance to start anew. back in the u.s., anna’s friends go through a series of relationship drama, including theatre camp flings, uncertainty around sex, and strangers becoming more.
the first book captivated me with all the drama and, of course, tragedy, so i just had to see how this one played out. i appreciated the various depictions of grief through the different characters. i highly recommend this to anyone who liked the first book and wants more from the characters.
this is the sequel to anna k: a love story.
amidst her scandal and her grief, anna’s father takes her to the other side of the world. in south korea, anna has to decide if this is exile or a chance to start anew. back in the u.s., anna’s friends go through a series of relationship drama, including theatre camp flings, uncertainty around sex, and strangers becoming more.
the first book captivated me with all the drama and, of course, tragedy, so i just had to see how this one played out. i appreciated the various depictions of grief through the different characters. i highly recommend this to anyone who liked the first book and wants more from the characters.