Yellow Flowers on a Rainy Day

By Tanya Hyonhye Ko

Product Description
What's really important in life?
Children. Marriage. Family. Friends. Love. Passion. Joy. Hope. Humor.
In simple and touching poetry, Yellow Flowers on a Rainy Day speaks about the frustrations and joys of raising children. This travel-sized book is for young mothers to take on the go. With tears or laughter, the words go straight to the heart.
This collection includes "Little Person in the Cradle", "When We Can't Even Finish by Saying Amen", and "While I am Cleaning the Bellybutton".
About the Author
TANYA HYONHYE KO is a newspaper columnist who regularly explores the issues of marriage, motherhood and ethnic identity. She was born in Korea and moved to Southern California with her family as a teenager. After completing a BA in sociology from Biola University, she became a winner of the Echo's Literature Contest in Poetry and the Christian Literature Contest in Poetry.
Her first book of poetry, Generation 1.5, was published in both Korean and English in 1993. Her first book of essays, Mother's Diary from Generation 1.5, was published in Korean in 2002.
She lives near the ocean in Southern California with her husband and three children.