Tag: jessica kim

• Book Journaling: ‘Filipino Prehistory,’ ‘Girlhood,’ ‘I Can Say No,’ and everything else I read in the past three months

  

  by KB Meniado Reading, like everything else in this pandemic, has become such a challenge, so if you read 17, 39, 86, or even just one book in the past three months, I would like to congratulate you. Us. Here are the 14 books that have helped me keep afloat. They’re BoJo-worthy but are they […]

  Bookbed

  April 16, 2021

  Book Journaling, Special Sections

  and every morning the way home gets longer and longer, arli pagaduan, book journal, Book Journaling, carla de guzman, dawn lanuza, f. landa jocano, filipino authors, filipino creators, filipino literature, filipino prehistory, fredrik backman, gideon lasco, girlhood, hester keegan, i can say no, i met you for a reason, i must belong somewhere, i must belong somewhere: poetry and prose, i wrote this to remind you that…, jenny simmons, jessica kim, joe whitt, kb meniado, layla s tanjutco, masuma ahuja, rebel girls, rebel girls lead, rebel girls lead: 25 tales of powerful women, rii abrego, romanceclass, sophie johnson, stand up yumi chung, the girl from jakarta, the philippines is not a small country, the sprite and the gardener, the tropetastic kindness bundle, tropetastic2021, what is your cat really thinking

• Bookbed reviews: ‘Stand Up, Yumi Chung!’ by Jessica Kim

  

  by KB Meniado THE STORY One lie snowballs into a full-blown double life in this irresistible story about an aspiring stand-up comedian. On the outside, Yumi Chung suffers from #shygirlproblems, a perm-gone-wrong, and kids calling her “Yu-MEAT” because she smells like her family’s Korean barbecue restaurant. On the inside, Yumi is ready for her Netflix […]

  Bookbed

  January 20, 2021

  Reviews, Reviews and Recs

  jessica kim, kb meniado, kidlit, middle grade novel, stand up yumi chung