Love for Imperfect Things

by Haemin Sunim

First published 2018

Ye-na, a young professional, struggles with insecurity and self-doubt. When a chance encounter leads her to a Buddhist temple, she meets Haemin Sunim, a wise monk. As Ye-na opens up, Haemin offers gentle guidance, encouraging her to embrace her flaws and find peace within. Through a series of transformative conversations, Ye-na learns to let go of perfectionism and celebrate her imperfect but beautiful life. This moving story explores the universal human need for love, belonging, and self-compassion.

Genres: self-help, contemporary, buddhism, personal-development

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, transformation

Setting: Buddhist Temple

272 pages · Hardcover · Penguin Life

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