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I really liked most of this. The writing style was interesting. It went back to the past and jumped around. It made the characters feel real. I liked learning about the history of Eritrea. I would not have made the same decisions the author did in the same ways but I do understand it

Talked every year on new years about going home after the war ended. They talked about it for over 30 years. Now, they are unsure if they will. Their children are American and their homeland is unrecognizable. They lost their farms, work and more

I don’t know much about Eritrea or the war. I want to learn more. This book can count for my read around the world. It is set in another country with an author from there. I don’t know if it will fit a 52 book prompt. I like the book so far. The audiobook aids to the experience with the narrator’s accent. I feel like I am listening to someone telling me their story. I found the part about the characters who

I need to lock in and read more. I have been lazy