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Patricia Jim patriciaji4893 — Aside from the ending that felt strangely abrupt....this was a great historical fiction! I knew almost nothing about Stalin's annexing of Lithuania (and Latvia, Estonia...) at the start of WWII. I can't get over how much suffering was inflicted on the world during this terrible decade. I loved the historical notes at the end. It wasn't until the 90's (when Lithuania became its own country again) that those exiled to Siberia were able to finally tell their stories without fear of being sent back to Siberia. Sad!! This is a YA book, and it's super clean, but it is a heavy topic and doesn't shy away from how soldiers took advantage of women.

Ignacio Galdames _gnacio_aldames — ** spoiler alert ** My wife was excited for me to read this book, and I liked it... until I got to the end. Not that the ending ruined it for me, but it was really depressing. At the end, he suddenly finds a sled and sleds down a hill and runs into a community of nice people who take care of him. But the memory is basically one that he was implanted with earlier. And the implausibility of this happening convinced me that he didn't find a happy community but instead he hallucinated and died. I haven't read the sequels, so I don't know if this bears out.