Just Love Her is, at its heart, a journey meant for those willing to feel, reflect, and dive into the intangible aspects of love and spirituality. For readers familiar with spiritual literature, the abstract reflections and layered meanings are part of its beauty, calling to the soul rather than the intellect. While it may not resonate with everyone, I hope it finds a place in the hearts of those drawn to the divine essence of love, the feminine spirit, and the mysteries that lie beyond the surface.![]()
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I am grateful to Kirkus for their thorough and honest review, and I invite readers to explore Just Love Her with an open heart. For those ready to embark on this contemplative journey, this book reflects love beyond words—a connection that transcends the limits of form, flowing directly to the soul.
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It’s a pleasure to share that Kirkus, a renowned literary critic, has reviewed Just Love Her. Their thoughtful assessment brings a valuable lens to this deeply personal exploration of love, spiritua...
Just Love Her is, at its heart, a journey meant for those willing to feel, reflect, and dive into the intangible aspects of love and spirituality. For readers familiar with spiritual literature, the abstract reflections and layered meanings are part of its beauty, calling to the soul rather than the intellect. While it may not resonate with everyone, I hope it finds a place in the hearts of those drawn to the divine essence of love, the feminine spirit, and the mysteries that lie beyond the surface.![]()
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I am grateful to Kirkus for their thorough and honest review, and I invite readers to explore Just Love Her with an open heart. For those ready to embark on this contemplative journey, this book reflects love beyond words—a connection that transcends the limits of form, flowing directly to the soul.
razmihal.com
It’s a pleasure to share that Kirkus, a renowned literary critic, has reviewed Just Love Her. Their thoughtful assessment brings a valuable lens to this deeply personal exploration of love, spiritua...
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One man explores the idea of divine love through his collection of poetic musings, meditations, and observations.
The author Baek Se-hee of I Want To Die But I Want To Eat Tteokbokki (2018) joins South Korean writer and translator Anton Hur – who translated Baek’s book – in their first joint video interview. The exclusive 40-minute conversation hosted by The Straits Times took place on Nov 17, the first day the two literary icons met.
Talking tteokbokki and therapy with Baek Se-hee and BTS translator Anton Hur
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Check out ST's Instagram page www.instagram.com/straits_times/ to find out how to win a copy of I Want To Die But I Want To Eat Tteokbokki signed by ...