A Sky Full of Song
Susan Lynn Meyer
In 1905, eleven-year-old Shoshana and her Jewish immigrant family settle on a North Dakota homestead after escaping antisemitic violence in Ukraine. On the prairie, Shoshana tries to fit in and hides her Jewish identity. Her older sister, Libke, misses their former Ukrainian village and finds English and new friendships harder to navigate. The novel follows their family’s new life while Shoshana weighs belonging against preserving her heritage.
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