Casey Han graduates Princeton without a job, having deferred her Columbia Law School acceptance without telling her parents, hard-working Korea immigrants who manage a dry cleaners in Queens. After a nasty confrontation with her father, she is forced to move out, the relationship forever strained. When her plan to move in with her white-guy college boyfriend falls through in the most embarrassing fashion, Casey is a woman cast adrift. Eventually, through the remarkable kindness of Ella, a girl from church, Casey finds a place to […]
Casey Strikes Out
Free Food for Millionaires by Min Jin Lee





