The surest way to get me to read a book is to tell me that it's been frequently challenged. Apparently this one has made the list recently, and I wanted to know why. It's manhwa (Korean manga) about a young girl named Ehwa, living in a quaint Korean village with her widowed mother. Ehwa learns about becoming a woman, sex, and falling in love- but in the most chaste, tasteful way I can imagine. I found it a little slow-moving, but the story is sweet and thoughtful, and only objectionable if you were scandalized by Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret.
