Snowglobe 2

Soyoung Park, Joungmin Lee Comfort

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Penguin
03 June 2025

Thrillers (Children's&YA); Young Adult Science Fiction

Series: Snowglobe Duology

The sizzling conclusion to the icy-cold Korean YA thriller SNOWGLOBE - for fans of Squid Game, Black Mirror and The Hunger Games.

\""This fast-paced examination of reality television and surveillance ... boasts a cast of resourceful and morally gray teens and teems with anticipatory tension reminiscent of The Hunger Games.\"" Publishers Weekly

WHEN YOU'RE INSIDE, THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING. WHEN YOU'RE OUTSIDE, YOU'RE NOTHING.

In SNOWGLOBE, Chobahm agreed to enter Snowglobe and take on Haeri's identity. Within the domed city's walls, she finally had the existence she'd always dreamed of. But life in Snowglobe wasn't quite what Chobahm expected.

Following on from the epic cliffhanger, SNOWGLOBE 2 picks up where we left off. It follows the Haeri girls on their fight against the creators of Snowglobe and the Yibonn family. But who can they trust?

With literal rains of fire, questionable geothermal activity, hypnotism, and ever-changing loyalties SNOWGLOBE 2 promises an thrilling conclusion to the stand-out duology.

By: Soyoung Park
Translated by: Joungmin Lee Comfort
Imprint: Penguin
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 197mm, Width: 129mm, Spine: 26mm
Weight: 315g
ISBN: 9780241681084
ISBN 10: 0241681081
Series: Snowglobe Duology
Pages: 448
Publication Date: 03 June 2025
Recommended Age: From 12 years
Audience: Young adult , Children/juvenile , Preschool (0-5) , English as a second language
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Soyoung Park (Author) Soyoung Park majored in information and communication at university and has worked as a reporter. The original publication of Snowglobe received the prestigious Changbi Young Adult Award and the Original Story Award in South Korea. Joungmin Lee Comfort (Translator) Joungmin Lee Comfort is a Korean-English translator based in the United States. Her translations have appeared in academic journals and Clarkesworld Magazine. Her recent publication of Kim Bo-young's On the Origin of Species and Other Stories (co-translated with Sora Kim-Russell) was longlisted for the National Book Award for translated literature.