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Free Food for Millionaires

by Min Jin Lee
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Free Food for Millionaires
Free Food for Millionaires
Free Food for Millionaires

Immigrant ambition clashes with opulent Manhattan life.

If you're intrigued by the complexities of cultural identity and the allure of New York's high society, "Free Food for Millionaires" might just captivate you. Min Jin Lee weaves a tapestry of divergent lives, evoking emotions that resonate with anyone who has grappled with finding their path in a world that's both dazzling and unforgiving. Dive into Casey's journey and confront the realities of privilege, aspiration, and the immigrant experience.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.
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Free Food for Millionaires

by Min Jin Lee
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ISBN: 9781801105323
Authors: Min Jin Lee
Publisher: Head of Zeus
Date of Publication: 2021-01-01
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Literary Fiction, Historical Fiction, Contemporary
Related Topics: Literature, Asian Literature, Feminism, Race
Goodreads rating: 3.85
(rated by 36465 readers)

Description

Fille d’immigrants coréens, Casey Han a été élevée dans le Queens dans le respect des traditions et des valeurs de ses parents. Propriétaires d’un pressing, ils ont travaillé dur pour payer les meilleures études à leur fille et lui permettre une belle carrière professionnelle. Mais à 22 ans, Casey, diplômée de Princeton, a pris les goûts de luxe et les manières de ses camarades et ne rêve que d’une vie glamour à Manhattan. À la suite d’une dispute au sujet de son avenir, son père la met à la porte. Casey décide alors de se débrouiller seule, loin des jugements de la communauté soudée de ses parents. Mais elle découvre bientôt que son diplôme en économie de Princeton ne suffit pas à la débarrasser de la dette de sa carte de crédit et d'un petit ami toxique... Lorsqu'une rencontre fortuite avec un vieil ami lui offre une nouvelle opportunité, elle est déterminée à entrer dans ce monde étincelant de privilèges, de pouvoir et de richesse, mais à quel prix ? Née à Séoul, Min Jin Lee a immigré aux États-Unis avec sa famille à l’âge de sept ans. Elle publie en 2007 son premier roman La Famille Han. Pachinko, son deuxième roman, finaliste du National Book Award en 2017, s’est immédiatement hissé au rang de best-seller international et est resté plus d’un an en tête des ventes du New York Times. Il a été traduit dans 30 langues et adapté en série télévisée.
 

Immigrant ambition clashes with opulent Manhattan life.

If you're intrigued by the complexities of cultural identity and the allure of New York's high society, "Free Food for Millionaires" might just captivate you. Min Jin Lee weaves a tapestry of divergent lives, evoking emotions that resonate with anyone who has grappled with finding their path in a world that's both dazzling and unforgiving. Dive into Casey's journey and confront the realities of privilege, aspiration, and the immigrant experience.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.