Published by Wolfsword Press, September 23, 2010
ISBN-10: 0982126131
ISBN-13: 978-0982126134
323 pages
Summary
Too often the women of history have been silenced, but their stories
have power- to reveal, to teach, and to transform. This is one such
story. In Chicago's Ukrainian Village, Nadya Lysenko has built her life
on a foundation of secrets. When Nadya was sixteen, she snuck out of
her house in Western Ukraine to meet a fortuneteller in the woods.
Ignoring the threat of Nazis and Russians, Nadya was driven by love and a
desire to learn the unknown. She never expected it to be the last time
she would see her family. Years later, Nadya continues to be haunted by
the death of her parents and sisters. She clings to her traditions and
stories from Ukraine, the only parts of her past that she can share with
her family. The myths and magic of Nadya's childhood are still a part
of her reality: house spirits misplace keys and glasses, dreams unite
friends across time and space, and a fortuneteller's cards predict the
future. Her beloved dead also insist on being heard, through dreams and
whispers in the night. They want the truth to come out. Nadya needs to
face her past and confront the secrets she buried within – The Silence of Trees.
Source: http://www.amazon.ca/Silence-Trees-Valya-Dudycz-Lupescu/dp/0982126131
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