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#87. Ru by Kim Thuy (Feb. 2026)
Ru is a biographical fiction by Kim Thuy, Vietnamese-born Canadian author. The book was published in 2009 and was written in French. The book follows a young Vietnamese girl who fleed her country with her family after spending time in refugee camp. The family eventually came to Quebec, Canada, but had a hard time adjusting…
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#86. The Cat Who Saved Books by Sosuke Natsukawa (Jan. 2026)
The Cat Who Saved Books is a fantasy fiction novel by Sosuke Natsukawa, published in 2017. It was originally written in Japanese, but it has been translated into many languages. The book follows the main character, Rintaro Natsuki, who obtains his grandfather’s bookshop. He meets a talking cat, Tiger, that appears and helps him deal…
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#85. Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green (Jan. 2026)
Anthropocene Reviewed is a collection of essays about the human-made, Anthropocene, in which John Green, the author, reviews each topics he chooses to write. He writes argumentative and persuasive essays showing different structures and flows on how to convey his thoughts and claims throughout each one. Anthropocene Reviewed shares varieties of perspectives on human-made, persuading…
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2025 Winter Break Lab Internship @ SNU Brain and Cognitive Science Lab
Over the course of three weeks, I interned at Seoul National University Brain and Cognitive Science Lab, with Professor Sang Ah Lee. I worked under a graduate student researching aging, dementia, and episodic memory, and partaked in tranferring memos they took during the experiment into Microsoft Excel Sheet and cutting experiment videos and recording time…
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