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Soy Books · 소이 책

South Korean singer and actress, former member of girl group T.T.Ma and vocalist of Raspberry Field.

3 books read & recommended

3 books read or recommended by Soy (소이), a Korean actor, gathered from interviews, YouTube, and SNS sources.

Books Soy has read (3)

Birthday Letters by Ted Hughes — book cover Run, Abbi by Kim Ae-ran — book cover The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger — book cover
  1. 1 Birthday Letters by Ted Hughes — book cover
    Birthday Letters (생일편지)

    Soy started it out of spite after first reading Sylvia Plath, only to find it truly good and read to the end. (Source: Channel Yes)

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  2. 2 Run, Abbi by Kim Ae-ran — book cover
    Run, Abbi (달려라, 아비)

    The first Kim Ae-ran book Soy ever read. Picked up by chance in a bookstore, and within a few pages the author's voice came through. (Source: Channel Yes)

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    👥 Also read by 1: Lee Young-jin All readers →
  3. 3 The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger — book cover
    The Catcher in the Rye (호밀밭의 파수꾼)

    Her interview took its title from a line in this novel — about finishing a book and wanting to phone the author. (Source: Channel Yes interview)

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Soy book recommendations — FAQ

What books does Soy recommend?

Soy's book recommendations in this archive: Run, Abbi, Birthday Letters and The Catcher in the Rye. Every book on this page is linked to the interview, YouTube video, SNS post or photo where it came up.

How many books has Soy read?

Soy has 3 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 Soy book recommendations come from?

Book recommendations are only part of it. This reading list also includes books Soy 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 Soy 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.