RNZ's Nine to Noon: The Island of Sea Women by Lisa See

The Island of Sea Woman is a gripping historical saga that follows the lives of two haenyeo  (women divers) from Jeju Island, Korea. Impeccably researched and set alongside the political turmoil of Korea in the twentieth century, this is a fascinating tale about the women who undertake one of the world's most difficult careers in a unique matrifocal society. 

Listen to Jenna’s review with Kathryn Ryan below:

RNZ's Nine to Noon: The Island of Sea Women by Lisa See
Radio New Zealand
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