Seoul Searching
Taking place in the early 1980s, this young, single woman embraces her journey in a foreign country.
First-Time Xulon Press Author Releases Book About Life in South Korea as a Teacher
Taking place in the early 1980s, this young, single woman embraces her journey in a foreign country.
2019-02-26
Within the pages of Rebecca
Wilson’s new book, Seoul Searching ($25.99, paperback, 9781545654439;
$9.99, ebook, 9781545654446), readers will find a story about a single young
teacher who moves to Seoul, South Korea in 1981. As she adjusts to a new
language and culture, she also fights the Korean government to adopt a child.
Seoul Searching
provides readers with a strong emotional element through the adventures this
young woman experiences in a strange new land. Persistence and fortitude carry her
far in her struggles to adjust and adopt.
“With the world watching
current events unfold in North Korea, readers will identify with this story and
be moved by the resilience of a young American teacher four decades ago,” says
Wilson.
Rebecca Wilson, born and
raised in Wabash, Indiana, earned a BS degree in elementary education from
Taylor University; taught first grade for nine years in Lancaster, Ohio; and
then moved to Seoul, Korea where she taught first and second grades. She is the
author of the best-selling set of three English textbooks for Korean middle
schools (1988-93).
Xulon Press, a division of
Salem Media Group, is the world’s largest Christian self-publisher, with more
than 12,000 titles published to date. Seoul Searching is
available online through xulonpress.com/bookstore, amazon.com, and
barnesandnoble.com.