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A review by bella613
I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki by Baek Se-hee
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
5.0
I love this book.
This is one of those books that is technically a memoir, but when you're reading it, it doesn't feel like someone else's story. I love the format of the book and the therapy dialogue. I love the honesty and direct questions and answers.
I'm honestly shocked that the average rating on this app is fairly low, and I see that a few people criticize it simply because of the transcript sections. I loved it, and I think it makes it more relatable (as a therapy memoir) to have very direct conversation filling more of the pages than her life history.
I kept my pencil handy for underlining and I'll definitely be re-reading it in the future.
We are all unique in the way we heal and love and grow. But seeing another human's method definitely encourages me, and I'd highly recommend this book to everyone.
I also ate tteokbokki while I was reading.
This is one of those books that is technically a memoir, but when you're reading it, it doesn't feel like someone else's story. I love the format of the book and the therapy dialogue. I love the honesty and direct questions and answers.
I'm honestly shocked that the average rating on this app is fairly low, and I see that a few people criticize it simply because of the transcript sections. I loved it, and I think it makes it more relatable (as a therapy memoir) to have very direct conversation filling more of the pages than her life history.
I kept my pencil handy for underlining and I'll definitely be re-reading it in the future.
We are all unique in the way we heal and love and grow. But seeing another human's method definitely encourages me, and I'd highly recommend this book to everyone.
I also ate tteokbokki while I was reading.