A Train to Moscow Washington Victoria Santa Cruz

Victoria Santa Cruz

if we had to translate

Asturias's stance against all forms of injustice in Guatemala caused critics to view the author as a compassionate spokesperson for the oppressed

something that Hayat suffers first-hand: everyone makes poisoned comments about her blond hair

New York Times bestselling author of Am I There Yet

A Train to Moscow Washington Victoria Santa CruzIn post World War II Russia, a girl must reconcile a tragic past with her hope for the future in this powerful and poignant novel about family secrets, passion and loss, perseverance and ambition. In a small, provincial town behind the Iron Curtain, Sasha lives in a house full of secrets, one of which is her own dream of becoming an actress. When she leaves for Moscow to audition for drama school, she defies her mother and grandparents and abandons