The Korean Myths A Guide To The Gods, Heroes and Legends by Heinz Insu Fenkl and Bella Myong-Wol Dalton-Fenkl What was contained in this book was not what I was expecting or really looking for. However, I did get some great insights into Korean history, which is just as good. It has a huge section on religion and Koreans have many they are connected with. That was the largest part of the book. But then a lot of the rest of the book was in connection with the religions. The bo

Gate to Kagoshima by Poppy Kuroki website: www.poppykuroki.com This book was interesting. I was confused by the story with the back detailing one thing, and the inside meat of the story telling the same thing. Now they both say the same thing, but the way the story was written is different from a lot of other books that I have read that would follow this sort of story/genre. That aside, I really enjoyed the book. The only part I didn't like is the end...not because it ended,

The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi This was an interesting one. I will admit that I enjoyed the history and life story of the author more than what he had to say. This stems more from the fact that I like reading the histories of interesting people more than I care to learn to be a great fighter. The book is about being a better fighter and how to never lose a battle. The author Musashi was born in 1584 so his life was very much that of a fighter in those days. Not li