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I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki
- The Phenomenal Korean Bestseller: Over 100,000 copies sold in hardback.
- Translated by Anton Hur, International Booker Prize shortlistee.
- Praised by Red Magazine: “Will strike a chord with anyone who feels their public life clashes with their inner emotions.”
Synopsis:
- Baek Sehee, a successful young social media director at a publishing house, struggles with persistent feelings of depression, anxiety, and self-doubt.
- She expertly masks her emotions at work and with friends, projecting calmness and ease while feeling overwhelmed and unable to form deep relationships.
- Despite her inner turmoil, she finds solace in her favorite street food, spicy rice cakes (tteokbokki), leaving her questioning whether this is just what life is like.
- Over 12 weeks, Baek records her conversations with a psychiatrist, uncovering the patterns of negative thoughts and behaviors that perpetuate her struggles.
- A blend of memoir and self-help, the book offers relatable insights and comfort for readers navigating their own dark moments.
A compelling read to keep by your side when seeking understanding and solace.




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