My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Kudos to author Eugene Yelchin for writing this story at a level that young adults can understand and realize how important it is to be free.
When I was a young girl my grandmother immigrated to the U.S. from the Ukraine. She often told me about people she knew who had disappeared or she heard had been sent to Siberia. I didn't know what it meant although she tried to explain it to me. Sometimes I thought she was telling me quirky stories because she was old. Of course, now I know differently and reading this book helped to put it in a perspective that is easy to see what she was talking about. She is gone now, but I still remember the stories.
Yelchin's novel is a very quick read, but very worthwhile.
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