This book is funny, sarcastic, thought-provoking, and real.
Frank Li (his American name, lucky number seven)
or Sung-Min Li (his Korean name - 9 letters, also lucky)
is a Korean-American high school senior who struggles with his American lifestyle and understanding his family’s expectations.
It isn’t afraid to tackle the racism that exists in so many families & cultures - but the author does it in such a sensitive and relatable way.
Frank falls for a non-Korean girl - how will his parents handle him with a white girl? They already disowned his sister for falling for a black man... I already feel so much for Frank, and his friend Q. I can’t wait to finish this novel and hope for more from David Yoon.
Frank Li (his American name, lucky number seven)
or Sung-Min Li (his Korean name - 9 letters, also lucky)
is a Korean-American high school senior who struggles with his American lifestyle and understanding his family’s expectations.
It isn’t afraid to tackle the racism that exists in so many families & cultures - but the author does it in such a sensitive and relatable way.
Frank falls for a non-Korean girl - how will his parents handle him with a white girl? They already disowned his sister for falling for a black man... I already feel so much for Frank, and his friend Q. I can’t wait to finish this novel and hope for more from David Yoon.