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BAE (NMIXX) Books · 배이(엔믹스) 책

K-pop idol — Korean music

2 books read & recommended

2 books read or recommended by BAE (NMIXX) (배이(엔믹스)), a K-pop idol, gathered from interviews, YouTube, and SNS sources.

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Books BAE (NMIXX) has read (2)

The Woman in the Window by A. J. Finn — book cover To the Place Where the Sun Sets by Choi Jin-young — book cover
  1. 1 The Woman in the Window by A. J. Finn — book cover
    The Woman in the Window (우먼 인 윈도)
    A. J. Finn
    📖 Book details 📺 Source
    👥 Also read by 1: LILY (NMIXX) All readers →
  2. 2 To the Place Where the Sun Sets by Choi Jin-young — book cover
    To the Place Where the Sun Sets (해가 지는 곳으로)
    Choi Jin-young
    📖 Book details 📺 Source
    👥 Also read by 4: Lee SeolJinyoung (GOT7)Huh Yunjin (LE SSERAFIM)Hyun-jin (Stray Kids) All readers →

🤝 Celebrities with similar reading taste

They recommended some of the same books. The number is how many books they share.

LILY (NMIXX) 1 Lee Seol 1 Jinyoung (GOT7) 1 Huh Yunjin (LE SSERAFIM) 1 Hyun-jin (Stray Kids) 1

BAE (NMIXX) book recommendations — FAQ

What books does BAE (NMIXX) recommend?

BAE (NMIXX)'s book recommendations in this archive: The Woman in the Window and To the Place Where the Sun Sets. Every book on this page is linked to the interview, YouTube video, SNS post or photo where it came up.

How many books has BAE (NMIXX) read?

BAE (NMIXX) has 2 books recorded here so far, read or recommended in public Korean-language sources. The list grows whenever a new book mention turns up.

Where do these BAE (NMIXX) book recommendations come from?

Book recommendations are only part of it. This reading list also includes books BAE (NMIXX) said they were reading or mentioned in interviews, YouTube clips, variety shows, fan-cafe posts and SNS, as well as books spotted in photo shoots and everyday photos. Books BAE (NMIXX) wrote, and the original books behind works they starred in, are left out. Everything comes from public sources, and each entry keeps its link so you can check it yourself.