[1] Her stories, articles, essays, and poetry have been published in numerous publications, including Cicada,[2] Hopscotch, Liquorian, Complete Woman, romance magazines, and literary journals.
It is a story about life in Seoul at the time of the Korean War, recounted by a character called Grandmother to her granddaughter Sumi.
Peacebound Trains was featured on the United States of America Korean War Commemoration site, complete with a Teacher Activity Guide.
It tells the story of a Korean-American eighth-grader grappling with her identity as a first-generation immigrant in the United States.
[11] Children's 2006, Hampton-Brown,[12] a branch of National Geographic School Publishing,[13] selected Tae's Sonata for its inZone Books collection.