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ISBN
9781250834522

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Holt & Company, Henry
ISBN-10
125083452X
ISBN-13
9781250834522
eBay Product ID (ePID)
13057257089

Product Key Features

Book Title
Winterland : a Novel
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Contemporary Women, Coming of Age, Thrillers / Historical
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Fiction
Author
Rae Meadows
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
16.2 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
8.2 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2022-035961
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"With meticulous precision and smart, poetic prose, Meadows vaults us into the chilling and eerily relevant world of Soviet-era gymnastics. Get ready to fall in love with eight-year-old Anya, who offers us a heart-wrenching view of what it means to live, love and compete in a sport where one wrong move or the whisper of dissent can ruin you. This book is full of heart." -- Georgia Hunter, New York Times bestselling author of We Were the Lucky Ones " Winterland gripped me from the first page. I loved this story of strong women fighting to keep their humanity in the face of terrible forces: Siberian winters, demanding gymnastics coaches, lost mothers and Gulag camps. Rae Meadows is a gifted writer, and I was thrilled to find myself in a landscape I knew nothing about, rooting for a young gymnast named Anya." -- Ann Napolitano, New York Times bestselling author of Dear Edward "In the best of cases, books are more than just entertainment. Sometimes, they play a vital role in connecting us during divided times, across generations and cultures, reminding us that as human beings, we all have the common ground of love and want and pain. Winterland is one such book--an intimate look at the Soviet Union in the 1970s, a lost mother, and a daughter's journey to become a star Olympic gymnast, forced to choose between what's right for her and what's asked of her by a state that demands the impossible. Steeped in rich cultural detail and written with the confidence of someone who has spent much time in the trenches of gyms just like the ones Anya inhabits, Winterland will immerse you in rich period detail, the joy and anguish of first love, and the heartache of unimaginable loss and sacrifice. Both a searingly immersive tale and an important book for our times, Winterland is a must-read, for it will remind you that while we may live in a world divided, we are, as individuals, all similarly fragile, hopeful, and ultimately human at our core. Impeccably researched and beautifully written." --Kristin Harmel, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Lost Names and The Forest of Vanishing Stars " Winterland is a story as gripping as it is a powerful rendering of the true cost of perfection. In beautifully written, thrilling prose, Rae Meadows takes us deep into the world of the USSR's gymnastics program. As we see eight-year-old Anya rise to the top of this ultra-competitive and punishing sport, the mystery of the disappearance of her mother begins to unfold. Combining a page turning plot with fully formed characters, Meadows has written a novel that reflects the current moment. I was left breathless." --Lara Prescott, New York Times bestselling author of The Secrets We Kept "Rae Meadows brings the gruelling world of Olympic dreams to vivid life in Winterland , a searing tale of a young girl finding her path in Soviet-era gymnastics. Anya's childhood is centered around the mysterious disappearance of her mother, an event that anchors the book in a spiral of questions. Heart-breaking and thought-provoking, imbued with the beautiful fragility and terror of athletic excellence, this is a story of unfolding friendship and adversity that will linger with readers for long afterwards." --Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger "Rae Meadows always writes with absolute clarity and power, and it is a pleasure to soar through the air with her in Winterland , weightless, strong, and capable of anything." -- Emma Straub, New York Times bestselling author of All Adults Here, "With meticulous precision and smart, poetic prose, Meadows vaults us into the chilling and eerily relevant world of Soviet-era gymnastics. Get ready to fall in love with eight-year-old Anya, who offers us a heart-wrenching view of what it means to live, love and compete in a sport where one wrong move or the whisper of dissent can ruin you. This book is full of heart." -- Georgia Hunter, New York Times bestselling author of We Were the Lucky Ones " Winterland gripped me from the first page. I loved this story of strong women fighting to keep their humanity in the face of terrible forces: Siberian winters, demanding gymnastics coaches, lost mothers and Gulag camps. Rae Meadows is a gifted writer, and I was thrilled to find myself in a landscape I knew nothing about, rooting for a young gymnast named Anya." -- Ann Napolitano, New York Times bestselling author of Dear Edward "In the best of cases, books are more than just entertainment. Sometimes, they play a vital role in connecting us during divided times, across generations and cultures, reminding us that as human beings, we all have the common ground of love and want and pain. Winterland is one such book--an intimate look at the Soviet Union in the 1970s, a lost mother, and a daughter''s journey to become a star Olympic gymnast, forced to choose between what''s right for her and what''s asked of her by a state that demands the impossible. Steeped in rich cultural detail and written with the confidence of someone who has spent much time in the trenches of gyms just like the ones Anya inhabits, Winterland will immerse you in rich period detail, the joy and anguish of first love, and the heartache of unimaginable loss and sacrifice. Both a searingly immersive tale and an important book for our times, Winterland is a must-read, for it will remind you that while we may live in a world divided, we are, as individuals, all similarly fragile, hopeful, and ultimately human at our core. Impeccably researched and beautifully written." --Kristin Harmel, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Lost Names and The Forest of Vanishing Stars " Winterland is a story as gripping as it is a powerful rendering of the true cost of perfection. In beautifully written, thrilling prose, Rae Meadows takes us deep into the world of the USSR''s gymnastics program. As we see eight-year-old Anya rise to the top of this ultra-competitive and punishing sport, the mystery of the disappearance of her mother begins to unfold. Combining a page turning plot with fully formed characters, Meadows has written a novel that reflects the current moment. I was left breathless." --Lara Prescott, New York Times bestselling author of The Secrets We Kept "Rae Meadows brings the gruelling world of Olympic dreams to vivid life in Winterland , a searing tale of a young girl finding her path in Soviet-era gymnastics. Anya''s childhood is centered around the mysterious disappearance of her mother, an event that anchors the book in a spiral of questions. Heart-breaking and thought-provoking, imbued with the beautiful fragility and terror of athletic excellence, this is a story of unfolding friendship and adversity that will linger with readers for long afterwards." --Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger "Rae Meadows always writes with absolute clarity and power, and it is a pleasure to soar through the air with her in Winterland , weightless, strong, and capable of anything." --Emma Straub, New York Times bestselling author of All Adults Here "Meadows'' absorbing fifth novel follows a promising young Soviet gymnast as she enters a ruthless sports system that emphasizes winning at all costs... Writing with a confidence based on excellent research, Meadows vividly depicts the Soviet training system--and its abuses... An enlightening portrait of a now-vanished world." -- Kirkus Reviews, "With meticulous precision and smart, poetic prose, Meadows vaults us into the chilling and eerily relevant world of Soviet-era gymnastics. Get ready to fall in love with eight-year-old Anya, who offers us a heart-wrenching view of what it means to live, love and compete in a sport where one wrong move or the whisper of dissent can ruin you. This book is full of heart." -- Georgia Hunter, New York Times bestselling author of We Were the Lucky Ones "In the best of cases, books are more than just entertainment. Sometimes, they play a vital role in connecting us during divided times, across generations and cultures, reminding us that as human beings, we all have the common ground of love and want and pain. Winterland is one such book--an intimate look at the Soviet Union in the 1970s, a lost mother, and a daughter's journey to become a star Olympic gymnast, forced to choose between what's right for her and what's asked of her by a state that demands the impossible. Steeped in rich cultural detail and written with the confidence of someone who has spent much time in the trenches of gyms just like the ones Anya inhabits, Winterland will immerse you in rich period detail, the joy and anguish of first love, and the heartache of unimaginable loss and sacrifice. Both a searingly immersive tale and an important book for our times, Winterland is a must-read, for it will remind you that while we may live in a world divided, we are, as individuals, all similarly fragile, hopeful, and ultimately human at our core. Impeccably researched and beautifully written." --Kristin Harmel, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Lost Names and The Forest of Vanishing Stars " Winterland is a story as gripping as it is a powerful rendering of the true cost of perfection. In beautifully written, thrilling prose, Rae Meadows takes us deep into the world of the USSR's gymnastics program. As we see eight-year-old Anya rise to the top of this ultra-competitive and punishing sport, the mystery of the disappearance of her mother begins to unfold. Combining a page turning plot with fully formed characters, Meadows has written a novel that reflects the current moment. I was left breathless." --Lara Prescott, New York Times bestselling author of The Secrets We Kept "Rae Meadows brings the gruelling world of Olympic dreams to vivid life in Winterland , a searing tale of a young girl finding her path in Soviet-era gymnastics. Anya's childhood is centered around the mysterious disappearance of her mother, an event that anchors the book in a spiral of questions. Heart-breaking and thought-provoking, imbued with the beautiful fragility and terror of athletic excellence, this is a story of unfolding friendship and adversity that will linger with readers for long afterwards." --Yangsze Choo, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Tiger "Rae Meadows always writes with absolute clarity and power, and it is a pleasure to soar through the air with her in Winterland , weightless, strong, and capable of anything." -- Emma Straub, New York Times bestselling author of All Adults Here
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Synopsis
Perfection has a cost . . . With transporting prose and meticulous detail, set in an era that remains shockingly relevant today, Rae Meadows's Winterland tells a story of glory, loss, hope, and determination, and of finding light where none exists. Soviet Union, 1973: There is perhaps no greater honor for a young girl than to be chosen for the famed USSR gymnastics program. When eight-year-old Anya is selected, her family is thrilled. What is left of her family, that is. Years ago, her mother disappeared without a trace, leaving Anya's father devastated and their lives dark and quiet in the bitter cold of Siberia. Anya's only confidant is her neighbor, an older woman who survived unspeakable horrors during her ten years imprisoned in a Gulag camp--and who, unbeknownst to Anya, was also her mother's confidant and might hold the key to her disappearance. As Anya rises through the ranks of competitive gymnastics, and as other girls fall from grace, she soon comes to realize that there is very little margin of error for anyone and so much to lose.
LC Classification Number
PS3613.E15W56 2022

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