The healing season of pottery

It `s been a long time since I’ve read sueh a lovely book. I felt a warmth and joy, as if I, too, had spent four seasons in Soyo Workshop Baek sehee. author of / want to die but i want to eattteokbokki Burnt out by her job, Jungmin abruptly quits; she’s worked tirelessly for years and it’s time to make a change. Venturing out into the streets of Seoul, she stumbles upon the Soyo pottery workshop. Drawn in by its light and warmth, and the smell of clay and coffee, Jungmin feels something unfurl within her. . . Here, everyone has a story to share and, as the seasons change, Jungmin returns to herself. Pot by pot, píate by píate, Jungmin discovers that as her hands become busier, her mind becomes calmer, and her heart opens up like never before. This is a story of new friends and oíd praetices, of fínding community, and of what happens when you finally slow down in this fast-paced world.