Soyung Pak is a Korean American author who writes children's books exploring themes of multiculturalism, identity, and belonging. She has written three books since 1999, telling stories through vivid imagery intended for younger audiences to easily visualize. Though she has lived in several cities, Pak expresses that her roots are in Korea and she always returns home.
Soyung Pak is a Korean American author who writes children's books exploring themes of multiculturalism, identity, and belonging. She has written three books since 1999, telling stories through vivid imagery intended for younger audiences to easily visualize. Though she has lived in several cities, Pak expresses that her roots are in Korea and she always returns home.
Soyung Pak is a Korean American author who writes children's books exploring themes of multiculturalism, identity, and belonging. She has written three books since 1999, telling stories through vivid imagery intended for younger audiences to easily visualize. Though she has lived in several cities, Pak expresses that her roots are in Korea and she always returns home.
EDU 121 Professor Tokuno-Garretson Biography: Soyung Pak - Born in South Korea. - Moved to New Jersey at the age of 2 years old. - Moved to New York and Chicago in her adult years. - Loves to travel and been to so many countries around the world. - Expresses that she always comes back home. - Als expresses “You will always go back to where your roots are.” Books: Written - Her first book was written in 1999 and republished in 2001
“Dear Juno”
- Second book was
written in 2002
“A Place to Grow”
- Third book was written
in 2003
“Sumi’s First Day of
School” Storytelling Through Imagery Younger Audience: Ages 6-9
- Very easy vocabulary words
- A lot of pictures - Easy to read - Can picture in their head Themes - Multicultural - Ethnic - Children - Family - Identity - Acceptance - Diversity - Belonging - Understanding Thank You!