Official Review: The Vanished by Pejay Bradley

[edztan15]

This book is a treat for those who want to learn about Korean history and culture. I think the different points of view of the characters makes for an insightful and interesting read. This is a great review.

[Noilaus]

Well, I know little about Korean historical culture, and the influence of Japan over it, thus I think this is a good opportunity for me to find out. Thanks for the review, it has given me a hint of what to expect in the book I have to read.

[Anusha Thatavarthi]

I loved the premise of the story. I loved historical fiction and I want to follow Embon's journey into the revolution and how he had fought for freedom. I can't begin to imagine how much research has gone into this book. Congrats to the author on BOTD!

[Magnify3]

Sometimes I wonder about countries like South Korea and Japan and the way of life of their people. Thanks for the review.

[Damian Keyes]

Everyone should go out and get this book, because if you think the review is good, then you need to get the book for yourself and find out in detail what is happening during the 20th century Japan. This is a well-written review of The Vanished and I do think it's BOTD worthy.

[Saint Bruno]

I love books that touch the culture and history of characters' environment. Such books educate and entertain simultaneously. Thanks a lot for the awesome review and recommendation.

[Faithy_Goody_Star]

The review of this book is detailed enough to pique one's interest. I enjoy Korean history(in movies), and I'm certain I'll enjoy this book as well.

[jaliper]

I see me in this book. I'm a huge fan of historical fiction and I also don't mind slow burn reads! As a huge fan of Korean cultures, I find this really interesting. So glad it's free today! Will definitely read this. Thanks

[Goodness C N]

To understand better the history of Korea, one needs to pick up this book. To think the review alone delved critically into the premise of The Vanished, my interest has been piqued. Book of the day!

[Oyedeji Okikioluwa]

Historical book especially that of Asian countries will be great to read. I will read this book to learn about the freedom and revolutions of this countries and help feed my curiosity on how other countries outside that continent can benefit. Nice review.

[Effie Cherotich]

This is a thorough review of the look that well describes the major aspects of this book. Given that it is a historical fiction that centers around the Korea, I find it uniquely different.

[Nzube Chizoba Okeke]

I've never read a book on Asian history. I would really love to read this book right away. I hope i enjoy the read. Congrats on BOTD!

[Nonso Samuelson]

This book is beyond just another story about a young man seeking freedom; it sounds like a comprehensive history lesson. I like that the author tells the story of Embon and Korea in a non-restrictive manner.

[FaithMO19]

This seems like an interesting book that'll inform readers about the struggle for freedom. I have always been curious about Korea; I just might check this book out.

[Unique Ego]

In stories like these, I'm always interested to know how women fared in more subjugated roles. Also, I hope readers won't be offended by the way Japan was villified in the story. Either way, this sounds like a book worth my time.