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Girls Have to Dance: Stories About Growing Up in Soviet Russia
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Once Upon a Soviet Child: Piano, Potatoes, and Privations
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The novel “Girls Have to Dance” is a heart-breaking story about a Russian girl who wanted to dance the ballet. Girls Have To Dance: Stories about Growing Up in Soviet Russia. It is a story of a teenage girl entering ballet training at a late age thirteen and taking it to the level that she is accepted into the acclaimed ballet acade Read more of this blog post »
The novel “Girls Have to Dance” is a heart-breaking story about a Russian girl who wanted to dance the ballet. Girls Have To Dance: Stories about Growing Up in Soviet Russia. It is a story of a teenage girl entering ballet training at a late age thirteen and taking it to the level that she is accepted into the acclaimed ballet acade Read more of this blog post »
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| An excellent account of life in Imperial Russia during one of its most turbulent periods, especially the 1917 Revolution. Thanks to Tanya Cameron, this remarkable memoir by her grandfather, Fyodor Olferieff, has been translated from Russian into Engl ...more | |
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Lilo, I really enjoyed your review of Norton’s Caretaker! I agree—no cat should ever wander around a hotel swimming pool, sneak out a window (in Paris
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"“The Cat Who Went to Paris” is the 1st book of a trilogy. I have read all 3 books, recently finishing the last one.
What can I say? I loved all 3 books, each in its own way. This trilogy is not only a story about a remarkable cat. It is more than that" Read more of this review » |
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The timeless story—exploring parent/child relationships and that challenging adolescent stage... Oh, how I wish Bradbury were still alive. I've always wanted to ask him how his story The Veldt really ended. He left us all on a cliffhanger! ...more |
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“Many, if not most people smoked cigarettes everywhere and there seemed to be a lot of pushing and shoving. I thought I was standing at the bus stop to catch the bus to Akko but no one else seemed to be waiting in line so I asked a woman standing near by if this was where to catch the bus. “Yes, this is the bus stop.” She answered matter of factly. So, I waited the half hour until the bus arrived and when it pulled up to the bus stop I was pushed aside by 25 or 30 people who ran up and pushed and shoved their way onto the bus.”
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