My Name is Asya by Kira Michailovskaya

My Name is Asya by Kira Michailovskaya

In 1970s Leningrad, Asya treasures her newfound independence in a small top-floor room. Working as an Intourist interpreter, she guides foreigners through the city's captivating history while navigating the complexities of daily life in Soviet Russia. Amidst quiet evenings reading and exploring familiar streets, Asya finds joy in simple pleasures and meaningful conversations with her neighbors. This captivating historical fiction novel offers a glimpse into life behind the Iron Curtain, exploring themes of resilience, personal growth, and finding beauty in the ordinary. Discover a unique perspective on Soviet Russia through Asya's experiences as she confronts the challenges and cherishes the small moments of her life. This poignant story will resonate with readers who enjoy character-driven narratives and historical fiction.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Experience the atmosphere of 1970s Leningrad through Asya's eyes. Witness her personal journey as she balances her work with her personal life. This immersive novel offers a compelling exploration of ordinary life during an extraordinary time.