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“You think you can die only once. What luck, if that’s true. I was eleven years old, and I thought I knew everything.” Chang-Rae Lee’s A Tender Age (Riverhead 2026) should have captured my attention a bit more than it did.  I tend to love bildungsromans, and a novel about a Korean kid growing upContinue reading “A TENDER AGE – A Tender Age”