288 pages. It's the story, written in a cool format of two characters in a correspondence as the authors. The protagonist, who shares the name of the author, goes to Ukraine to find the woman who saved his grandfather from the Holocaust, and basically tells his family history along the way. It was a little more risque than I expected at parts (as I have been reading books approved by the Fenwick English Department for too long), but is super well done and really pretty addicting.
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