1 I embrace the cold.
2 Tagged- read with a book group.
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@TheAromaofBooks
pickExcellent. It‘s like a train that slowly picks up speed, but as it gets to its crescendo—it‘s top speed, it draws you in and then leaves you speechless. Wonderful book!
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ while the start of this book was a little slow, once the story got going I couldn‘t put it down!
pickI‘d been ambivalent about the Kristin Hannah books I‘d read before this one, but I couldn‘t quite resist a bit of Russian history and the suitably wintery cover. And it was a good one! Moving between the present in an American apple orchard and the 1941 siege of Leningrad, I was thoroughly pulled into the family dynamics and awful backstory. Yes I cried. Easy yet gripping reading, a great one to hunker down with in a storm.
pickMy grandfather was Russian and escaped. This story of the Siege of Leningrad brings light to the suffering that has happened in Russia forever. Sisters that want to know why their mother cannot love them. Kristin Hannah‘s books always deliver. The strongest of women survive.
pickWhat a story of heartbreaking and tragic loss. I shed tears and felt such sadness and pain for the difficult time in world history. Historical fiction touches us in different ways. Living in Leningrad Russia during WWII and surviving was huge indeed. 5/5
pickA college of mine recommended me this book and I am nor disopponited at all. It is wuite funny but so real about the war.
There seem to be thousands of books with gardens!
“How could any woman know her own story until she knew her mother's?”
#Garden 🩷🌸🌱💛🌼🌿🧡🌻🍃💚
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@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickHow did I sleep on this one for so long? It‘s a thoroughly entertaining read about two unlikely comrades on an even unlikelier quest set against the backdrop of WWII Russia.
