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Within a few pages of The Red Palace, I was completely hooked. Hur’s ability to immerse the reader through both her astounding historical knowledge and immeasurable writing abilities fully transports you to 1750s Joseon (Korea), and let’s just say: it was a wild ride. Baek-Hyeon is a testament to female strength, and I wish that when I was younger, I’d had more access to books with strong female protagonists like Hyeon because she truly is incredible.Though I do consider myself to be passionate about history and endeavour to teach myself all I was not taught at school, I’m ashamed to say that my knowledge of Korean history was embarrassingly sparse prior to reading this book. The way that Hur has interwoven so much history, along with keeping up the thrilling murder mystery plotline (and a certain romance plotline… It was too cute so I decided it needs its own paragraph), was amazing, and I look forward to learning about more Korean history and culture, as the amount of effort that June Hur has put into educating the reader on 1750s Korea has made me realise how much more I need to learn about Korean history.