The Snow Hare

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Pub Date 2 Feb 2023 | Archive Date 2 Feb 2023

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An unforgettable love story set in Siberia during the Second World War about living with impossible choices

Lena has her life mapped out. While her sister obsesses about fortune-telling gypsies and marriage, Lena studies the way the heart works. She isn't going to let being a girl stop her from becoming one of Poland's first female doctors. But the world has other plans for Lena. Instead of university she finds herself a reluctant army wife, lonely and unmoored by the emotions of motherhood. And as she tries to accept a different future from the one she wanted, the threat of global war becomes reality. Lena must face just how unpredictable life can be.

Deemed Enemies of State by the invading Soviets, she and her family are exiled from their Polish village to a work camp in the freezing hell of Siberia. It's here, despite the hunger and back-breaking work, Lena learns something remarkable; it is possible to fall in love even at the edge of life. And for that love, Lena must make a decision, the consequences of which will haunt her for ever.

Tender, brutal and passionate, The Snow Hare is about living with impossible choices and our incredible ability to cultivate hope in the darkest places.

An unforgettable love story set in Siberia during the Second World War about living with impossible choices

Lena has her life mapped out. While her sister obsesses about fortune-telling gypsies and...


Advance Praise

‘Riveting, heartfelt, and brutally honest . . . Inspired by the true story of her grandmother, Paula Lichtarowicz’s exquisite novel takes readers on a family journey full of passion and longing’ Heather Morris, author of The Tattooist of Auschwitz


‘Riveting, heartfelt, and brutally honest . . . Inspired by the true story of her grandmother, Paula Lichtarowicz’s exquisite novel takes readers on a family journey full of passion and longing’...


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ISBN 9781529388299
PRICE £16.99 (GBP)
PAGES 384

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