Kim-Ji Young, nata nel 1982 (Italian Edition)

Kim Ji-Young, a normal young woman who has left her job to take care of her child, starts pretending to be other people.

At first, it's just a harmless game, but soon she becomes completely immersed in their voices and thoughts, impersonating her mother and an old schoolmate with uncanny accuracy.

As her husband tries to brush off the incidents as mere mischief, things take a dark turn when Ji-Young's mental health issues come to light.

But this is no ordinary mental illness - it's a powerful metaphor for the oppression and marginalization of women in society.

Through her therapy sessions, Ji-Young reveals the hidden truths of women's lives: the prejudices, limitations, accusations, and silences that they face every day.

This is a raw, ambitious, and extraordinary novel that offers an unflinching look at the condition of women in Korean society - and beyond.

Don't miss out on this thought-provoking and deeply moving read!