Name: The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight
ISBN: 9780618563739

Gina Ochsner

One of the residents of a post-Soviet Russia apartment building where a ghost perpetually heckles tenants, Tanya records her dreams of escaping her unfulfilling job, a situation challenged by an unethical assignment and a romantic prospect. By the award-winning author of The Necessary Grace to Fall.

The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight

Zoe Smolen

This was a nice read. I thought the premise was really interesting, and the characters were fleshed out really well. However, there were some moments where I was confused with what exactly was going on, as some of the characters and instances are a little - uhm- out of the ordinary, for lack of better terms. However, I think as long as you take a slow but steady pace the book is a great read.

Katherine Leibel

This bewitching novel of post-Soviet lives moves between the magical, the comical and the transcendent to portray a people who rely on dreams to defy the coming of direction and decay.

The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight

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