Mama is dead, Baby Emil is dead and
Stalin’s new rules are breaking up the family. Papa must stay
behind and hide as 12-year-old Katya and her three younger siblings
find their way to freedom in East Prussia. With Mama’s sister, Aunt
Helena, they board a train and flee for a new home with an aunt and
uncle they’ve never met—relatives who don’t want them.
But when they reach the border,
Soldiers won’t let Aunt Helena cross. That forces Katya to take
responsibility for her siblings. What will life hold for Katya, her
two sisters and her brother when they arrive in East Prussia? How
long before Papa can rescue them?
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Katya knows all about Stalin’s big
plans; she learned of them in school. But those plans mean little to
her until the secret police arrest Papa and seize their family farm.
With Mama and her younger siblings, Katya is shoved into a crowded
train headed for a forced labour camp in Siberia. Torn from
everything she has ever known, Katya faces cold and hunger, and the
ever-present threat of lost hope. As she clings to a single red stone
from the fields of her homeland, she questions life. Where is Papa?
Will she ever see him again? And what will become of Katya’s
family?
Inspired by a true story, Red Stone explores the trauma and heart¬break suffered by many families in the Soviet Union during the 1930s when Stalin seized individual property and villainized property owners as kulaks.
Inspired by a true story, Red Stone explores the trauma and heart¬break suffered by many families in the Soviet Union during the 1930s when Stalin seized individual property and villainized property owners as kulaks.
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Information: Contest ends January 8, 2015
- Two (2) winners will received a physical copy of Broken Stone by Gabriele Goldstone (US/Canada)
- Five (5) winners will receive a digital copy of Broken Stone by Gabriele Goldstone (INT)
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