By Lea Ypi

What We Say: Ypi’s unflinching memoir documents a childhood in the shadow of the oppressive Stalinist Albanian regime and an adulthood in the uncertainty and tumult that followed the fall of Communism.

What They Say: Wonderfully funny and poignant… a tale of family secrets and political awakening amid a crumbling regime” – Luke Harding, Observer

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