[DeepL Translation - needs review] Korea's divorce rate is the third highest in the world, ranking among the highest in the OECD countries. The number of divorces is on the rise, especially among dual-income families, and the burden of childcare and household chores for working mothers is often a source of discord. This is the case with Jae-in, the protagonist of the book. His mother, who works for an event company, is always busy and unable to take care of the children at home. Her dad sell...
A story about family and divorces
This book follows a little girl whose parents are fighting all the time and her attempts to heal her family. It's kind of heartbreaking to read, but I also find it funny in some places because the girl is brutally honest about the things happening around her. The book is pretty engaging and not too hard vocab-wise, but some of the sentence structures can be confusing if you aren't used to reading fiction in Korean.