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In Order To Live: A Memoir of Yeonmi Park is a powerful and gripping narrative that recounts the stark realities of life in North Korea and the dangerous journey to freedom. This brand-new B-format paperback, published by Penguin UK in 2016, spans 288 pages of heart-wrenching storytelling and resilience. Yeonmi Park’s incredible journey from a life of oppression to becoming a beacon of hope illustrates the human spirit's capacity to overcome even the most formidable challenges. In this memoir, she unveils the horrific conditions under North Korea's totalitarian regime, detailing her escape through the treacherous paths of China—where human traffickers lurk—and her eventual arrival in South Korea. As a leading human rights activist, her story not only reflects her personal survival but also sheds light on the plight faced by millions still trapped in oppressive regimes. Ideal for readers seeking to understand the complexities of North Korean society and the universal quest for freedom, In Order To Live inspires change and ignites conversations about human rights. Discover the journey of courage, hope, and relentless pursuit of a life filled with liberty. Whether you're a fan of memoirs or interested in human rights issues, this gripping account will resonate deeply within you.