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A stunning debut novel in regards to a immigrant family living in Brooklyn and their battle to learn the new guidelines of the American Dream. In such a tale of 2 decades in the life span of immigrant household, the experience of a single family artfully displays nov Communism and the climb of globalization. Ironies, refined and glaring, are uncovered: The Nasmertovs still left Odessa for Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, with an enormous sense of finality, and then find that the divide between the old world and the new is not almost as clear-cut as they thought. The dissolution of the Soviet Union makes returning just a subject of a planes ticket, and the Russian-owned outlets in their used neighborhood stock even the most obscure conveniences of home. Chasing the American Goal once meant quitting everything, but does indeed the fantasy still work if the past is always at your fingertips? When the Nasmertov parents are able and then look onward, learning the guidelines of aspiration, the family's youngest, Frida, can only look back. In eye-catching, arresting prose loaded with fresh and inventive turns of phrase, Yelena Akhtiorskaya has written the first great novel of Brighton Beach: A searing family portrait of anticipation and ambition and a serious exploration of the power and boundaries of words itself and its capacity to make cable connections across cultures and generations.
