Tell me a story, Babushka
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When a little girl asks her Baba to tell her a story about a princess and a monster what she hears is so much more--the true tale of her grandmother's escape from a prisoner of war camp in Siberia to freedom, all with the help of a secret message hidden in a nesting doll. The perfect happily ever after!
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This story, told by Karina's Babushka, gives a small glimpse into a piece of her life that was horrific and heartbreaking. Even though it is a sad, but necessary story, it also shows how her Babushka had the strength to endure.
This is a book I think every little needs to read. Too often (I feel), children grow up not understanding people from other cultures or the hardships they have had to face. Perhaps if children learned of other cultures and people when they are young...they would be kinder and more accepting when they are older. Then maybe...just maybe...we can ALL treat each other with kindness and make our world a better place.
This is definitely a story I recommend and one I will be sharing with my grandbabies.
Thank you to the publisher and the author for providing me with a copy of this E-Book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions expressed herein are mine and mine alone.
