Well, it wasn't what I was expecting (not all of it), but I still had fun reading through this little "guide" for K-dramas.  Some sections I kind of hoped would have been a little bit longer with some more examples from dramaland, but we take what we get, right?

Still, it was just as entertaining as it usually is reading from the Dramabeans blog, and for that, I'm satisfied.

As I said before, I will read anything these ladies churn out, even if I don't always agree with some of their opinions.  They are witty and creative and that, for me, is just enough.  I mean, sometimes reading their drama series recaps and reviews are just so much more fun than actually watching the drama series itself.

Looking forward to Part 2 now, which I'm sure won't be far behind.

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• So much fun!

In an entirely biased opinion, I will read anything that these ladies write (whether or not I like or agree with them is a different story), so when I learned that they were pushing out a book about their opinions on K-drama pop culture, I was pretty ecstatic.

So here it is, and so far, it's been pretty informative and lots of fun.  Available in e-book format only, here's a quick post update from them about the book itself: 

Why Do Dramas Do That?: The Book Launch

If K-dramas is also your thing, here is a link to their blog that I may or may not follow a little too religiously... sometimes... or almost every day... 

Dramabeans