On the night she was kidnapped she was out with friends. When she wanted to go home her friends wouldn’t let her because they were wanting her to stay to talk to some guys, so she said ‘I need to go to the toilet’ so one of the boys pointed to some bushes so she went over with her friend Alina. She counted to 5 then she ran with her friend Alina but she couldn’t hear her running behind. She felt hands on her shoulders and and a man pushed her down. After this she was sent to the UK where she was forced into prostitution but her desire to return to her children kept her going.
I think at the end the Oxana should be a perfect mother to her children and she should just go home if she wants to go home.
By Oxana
A true story of a mother kidnapped, and torn from her children. She was only trying to good for her children. Who she loves, more than anything in the world. She was tortured, kidnapped, and sexually abused. Her husband was jailed, and she thought she’d be better off without him… when she realised, she was nothing without him. She became depressed. She wanted to make her children’s life better. And asked a friend how she became rich. She sent her to a place, where only a small village was. She met a kind lady, who took her in. then the lady who took her in, introduced Oxana to her friend, who told her they were going on a trip, and she pretended that she couldn’t make it to where they were going and her ‘friend’ sold her, to someone she didn’t know. She missed her children… she was even more depressed. She was sold, and sold, and sold. Eventually, she was sold to a man called Sergey who was nice to her, until she betrayed him..
I would recommend this to anyone, who loves a heart-breaking story. I wouldn’t recommend to any under the age of thirteen, I don’t think it’s a suitable book for a child, unless their parents have given them authorisation. It’s a very traumatising book. It’s a bit of a page turner, and hard to put down. It’s a very good book, and it’s recommended to anyone who loves page turners, and definitely be put on the best sellers list. Mommy, come home, is a non-fiction book which is saddening, and depressing. I’m sure you’d enjoy it.
By Braceface.
