A memoir describing a 10-year-old girl’s exile from her home in Poland to Siberia, during WWII. At first Esther detests the place and endures poverty and loss. But when the time finally comes for them to go home, she discovers that she has become Siberian. A moving and powerful story.
— Susannah Fullerton
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