Snowglobe 2 - (The Snowglobe Duology) by Soyoung Park

About the Book

"Seventeen-year-old Chobahm's discovery of the truth behind the Yibonn Media group sets off a chain of events that exposes dark secrets and raises the temperature, and when she is framed for murder, she must fight to clear her name with the help of Bonwhe, the disgraced Yibonn heir."--Provided by publisher.

Book Synopsis

The groundbreaking Korean phenomenon that Entertainment Weekly called "The Hunger Games meets Squid Game" continues with even more dark secrets and shocking surprises. The temperature is rising and the truth at the center of Chobahm's frozen world will be revealed in the final installment of this epic dystopian saga.

Chobahm's perfect life in Snowglobe came crashing down when she discovered the truth about Haeri. The girl she watched faithfully on television was far from perfect. And the TV family revered by millions was nothing more than an illusion created by the sinister Director Cha. But revealing the lies was only the first crack in the domed utopia.

Director Cha may be behind bars, but the Yibonn Media corporation, the corrupt entity that runs Snowglobe, is still in power. They'll do anything to hide their own secret--the dark truth behind the domed city's signature warmth--and when footage emerges of Chobahm committing a murder, she knows they're not finished with her yet.

The only person who can help to clear her name is none other than the disgraced Yibonn heir, Bonwhe--who knows better than anyone that enemies exist everywhere. Sometimes you can't even trust yourself.

The heat is rising--and with the soaring temperatures come new secrets. And new lies.

Review Quotes

★ "Layered, distinctive, and memorable." --Kirkus Reviews, starred review

About the Author

Soyoung Park majored in media at university. She is a winner of the Original Story Award and the Changbi X Kakaopage Young Adult Novel Award. She is the author of the Snowglobe duology.

Joungmin Lee Comfort is a Korean-English translator. Her translations have appeared in Clarkesworld Magazine and Best of World SF. Her recent cotranslation of Kim Bo-young's On the Origin of Species and Other Stories was longlisted for the National Book Award for translated literature.