![]() ![]() She encourages Yumi to be more confident in herself. Later, the Hagwon leader meets with Yumi and points out how Yumi often bubbles in the correct answer, but then second guesses herself. Yumi has a great time at the camp and can’t bring herself to tell Jasmine that she isn’t Kay. Yumi’s so flustered, she doesn’t correct the mistake and finds herself joining in on an improv exercise. Jasmine thinks Yumi is the no-show camper, Kay. Jasmine sees Yumi and welcomes her to the summer comedy camp. When she hears her favorite YouTube comedian, Jasmine Jasper, inside, she can’t resist peeking in. On her way to the library to study, Yumi discovers a comedy club opening up. If Yumi can pass the SSAT with a 98% or better then she can get an academic scholarship to her private school. To this end, Yumi’s mom signs her up for Hagwon – test-prep school – to help her study for the SSAT. Unfortunately, Yumi’s mom still wants her to go to the private school because she believes it will help her get into a good university. So when her mom tells her they can no longer afford her private school because the family’s restaurant isn’t doing well, Yumi is thrilled. Yumi Chung is enjoying her summer and the fact that she doesn’t have to go to her private school and deal with a bully everyday. Review by Jakki Licare Stand up, Yumi Chung! By Jessica Kim | Cover Illustration by Jennifer Hom ![]()
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