Inspired by the real mothers and grandmothers who spoke out against Argentina's military dictatorship, The Disappeared is an award-winning debut about identity, family secrets, and those who endured decades of hardship to expose the truth.
My favorite genre is historical fiction. While The Disappeared qualifies as historical fiction it does not read as such. I agree with other reviewers who said it reads more like poetry, giving images of Cambodia at that time. I enjoyed it and found it hard to put down.
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