Interior Chinatown

This is probably the simplest yet most unique book I've read this year. There's no plot—just vibes—but the emotional depth is something you can really sink into. A lot of the experiences feel like they're pulled from the author's own life or his family's, but they hit on something universal about the immigrant experience. It's such a warm, straightforward book, full of love, sadness, and small, beautiful joys. I also love how he sticks to the screenplay style all the way through, even in the acknowledgments. I'm really curious to see how they'll bring this to life as a TV show.