Korean Palace Garden
Eugenia Kim won the Border’s Original Voices Best Fiction prize, 2009, for The Calligrapher’s Daughter!! Congratulations from A Traveler’s Library.
Reviewed here. Given as a Giveaway Prize to Laurie Griffin, in our Great Big Travel Literature Giveaway.
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That’s fantastic…and well-deserved!
Going to look for this at the bookstore – thanks!
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I have requested it from our library.
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Congrats go to Eugenia Kim for The Calligrapher’s Daughter. A friend of mine routinely conducted bike tours of Korea.
Actually it was me, Libbie Griffin, who won this book. I loved it, as did my book club. I’m glad it’s being recognized. It’s a very good book.
Libbie:
Sorry I got the name wrong–but you got the right book, so that’s what counts!