By Laura Bayne
That morning, my brothers life was worth a pocket watch... Lina is an young Lithuanian girl who is taken by Stalin's froces during world war 2. She is put on a train and taken to a village where she works on a beet farm. She makes friend with a boy called Andrius who helps here survive. Until she is taken in to the arctic circle to die. She loses her mother and many of her friends but she survives along with her brother. In a letter at the end she says that...
This book is amazing and really makes me feel what it was like for her and her brother. I found it surprising that one of the army officers seems bad but turns good and help them in the last chapter. I would give this book 10/10 as I really enjoyed it.
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