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Pachinko By Min Jin Lee

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What buyers say

AI summary · 20 reviews

A powerful, emotionally resonant family saga that immerses readers in the struggles of a Korean family in Japan across generations. Some buyers found the pacing slow and the frequent sex scenes unnecessary, but the storytelling and historical depth are widely praised.

Liked

  • Emotional depth and resonance
  • Rich historical context
  • Compelling multi-generational narrative

Complaints

  • Slow pacing and long stretches

Generated by AI from real customer reviews at Macy's — may miss nuance. Summarized Sep 2026.

About this product

Pachinko by Min Jin Lee is a historical fiction novel spanning four generations of a Korean immigrant family in 20th-century Japan. The story follows Sunja, a young woman whose life changes after an unexpected pregnancy leads her to marry a kind but ill minister who is traveling to Japan. This decision sets off a complex saga of identity, belonging, and resilience as the family navigates discrimination and hardship across decades. The book explores themes of hope, survival, and the enduring impact of choices made under pressure.

  • Paperback format
  • Published 2017
  • Author: Min Jin Lee
  • Fiction genre
  • New York Times bestseller

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