East Goes West Free Audiobook Download by Younghill Kang

East Goes West is a memoir written by Younghill Kang, who moved to the United States when she was six years old. East Goes West chronicles the author's coming of age in Korea and her immigration to America. The story is told through short anecdotes, written in a way that's easy to read and understand. The work also has a comedic undertone that makes it an entertaining read for both children and adults.

"East Goes West by Younghill Kang" narrated by Song Yee is a great book for a person just starting out as an entrepreneur, or anyone who wants to learn from the mistakes of others. Many people who are too scared to make their own mistakes go with someone else's, and that will usually lead to failure. East Goes West is a book about how the west failed in Korea and what Korea learned from it.

East Goes West is the story of a boy's struggle to find meaning and dignity in his life. The narrator is an unnamed Korean American boy from Seoul who doesn't speak any English. He comes to a new school, where he meets older boys who tease him for not speaking English, but eventually realizes that his knowledge of the English language will be crucial to his survival as a political refugee.

We are a generation divided by the changing tides of globalization. We are also a generation with ever-growing expectations. East Goes West isn't a book that is going to tell you which side is right or wrong, why Korea and Japan should be friends, or how Western countries should adapt to Eastern ones. What it does do is unpack the ways in which East and West have changed over time through the lens of one man's experience.

This audiobook is about two sisters who grow up in East Asia and immigrate to the US. They have to adapt to a new culture, including the American food. One sister struggles with this while the other embraces it. It's funny, touching, and thought-provoking.

This memoir is about the author's experience of growing up in Korea, then moving to New York, and finally becoming a permanent resident in California. It's also about the author's struggle to find a voice and figure out how to live in America. East Goes West is an autobiographical account of the author's life.