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Anna and Sarah are two girls from different times. The first one is a modern teenager, an immigrant from Donetsk, who is passionate about music and has a close relationship with a much older married man. The second is a Jewish girl who cannot hear anything due to a hearing impairment, makes amazing collages, keeps a diary during 1938-1941, and later this diary will be published as a separate book. What unites these two girls with such different fates? And why does Anna need Sarah's diary, what truth does she want to find there?

This book is about the importance of noticing those around you, about growing up and gaining your own identity and voice, about putting together a whole world of yourself from disparate fragments, in which there are no empty spaces. In the end, it's about truth, resilience, and a home that is always with us, no matter where we are.