Love for Imperfect Things: How to Accept Yourself in a World Striving for Perfection Author: Haemin Sunim-Best Quality Hardcover

In this warm, reflective book, Haemin Sunim invites readers to embrace their faults and imperfections—not as obstacles, but as the very qualities that make them whole. Rather than chasing an unattainable ideal of perfection, the book argues for the power of self‑compassion, gentle acceptance, and honest relationships. Drawing on Zen Buddhist teachings, personal anecdotes, and succinct reflections, Sunim guides the reader on how to treat oneself with kindness, how to build meaningful connections with others, and how accepting our own “imperfections” allows us to live more fully. The book is illustrated with more than thirty‑five full‑colour artworks that reinforce its soothing tone. Many readers describe it as feeling like a comforting conversation with a caring mentor. Through chapters on self‑care, relationships, courage, healing, and true nature, Love for Imperfect Things offers both philosophical insight and practical reminders for everyday living