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|  | | Kayak to Serenity
"Kayak to Serenity", his memoir of a first generation immigrant was published in May, 2012 by PublishAmerica. The book depicts a journey of 45 years of hardship but peppered with love and family, and healing from stock gambling addiction.
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text-align:justify">Young Lee immigrated to st1:country-region w:st="on">America/st1:country-region> in 1967, many years after the Korean War, from st1:country-region w:st="on">Korea/st1:country-region>, ready to take on st1:country-region w:st="on">America/st1:country-region> and everything it had to offer him and his pregnant wife. What would unfold for the next 45 years wou | |  | | New Dawn
Modern Korean history is an important subject for future generations of Korean immigrants to learn their background and their ancestors' struggles for independence and democracy. The search for simple English storytelling on the subject found no easy answer. The Author presents an objective and panoramic view of history through the life of Syngman Rhee(1875-1965), the reformer and the first president of the Republic of Korea.
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A history lesson for the next generation on the modern Republic of Korea and Park Chung-hee
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