Michelle Zauner

Michelle processes the death of her mother, reckoning with a sometimes complicated and difficult relationship. Unapologetically acknowledging her own shortcomings, she starts to face her future without her mother. I’d give this to book groups and fans if Elizabeth Berg.

A deeply moving and aching work- I teared up multiple times and had to put this down and take a break. Zauner writes with such honesty and rawness and obvious love that it really hurt to read at points. By far one of the best pieces of nonfiction I've read in recent times.

This will forever be a six star book for me no matter how many times I read it.

Memoir about a woman and her Korean mother told in the context of food and cooking. Good!