“Bright,” which is the sequel to “Shine,” was released in May. In September 2020, Jung made headlines with the release of her young adult novel “Shine.” The fictional book centers around a teenager who dreams of becoming an idol and is based on Jung’s personal experiences. Jung will gain new group members in the other “Sisters Who Make Waves” finalists: Wang, Kelly Yu, Tan Weiwei, Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi, Fiona Sit, Amber Kuo, Tang Shiyi and Zhang Tianai. Jung’s victory coincides with the 15th anniversary of her former girl group, which they celebrated with their new comeback album “Forever 1” on Friday.
The novel was slated for publication in 11 countries, including Korea, Brazil, and Indonesia, according to news reports. More from NextShark: Daniel Dae Kim Lands His First-Ever Lead Role With 'The Hot Zone' When Jessica released her latest book, Shine, Internet rumors spread that she intended to use it to expose the Korean pop group Girls’ Generation. 2020 seems to be a big year for Jessica’s writing career as book-development company Glasstown Entertainment, has already sold the book in different countries.
“Friends and family back here, we’re all supporting you, we know what you’ve been through and I am so proud of you,” Krystal said. Based on Jessica’s experiences, it follows Rachel, a Korean-American girl recruited to be part of a nine-girl group of a major Korean entertainment label. Jess is irrelevant to SNSD in 2022, if they promote or not depends on how busy they are individually.
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