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Snow in May by Kseniya Melnik
3.0

Snow in May is a lovely collection of short stories of Russia. This book is filled with love, life, loss, surviving, and innocence.The location for these stories being in Russia was great. It added depth to the stories. While, I thought they were all good, there were some that I enjoyed better than others. For example: Love, Italian style, or in line for bananas. Strawberry lipstick, Rumba, Summer Medicine, and Our upstairs neighbor. I connected more with the people in these stories and their story. Although again because I did like these stories and not because they were short make this book a speedy read. Anyone that likes short stories or reading about stories in other countries should check this book out.