Train to Oblivion by Moira Millán is a haunting and evocative tale that weaves together themes of loss, resistance, and indigenous identity. The novel follows a young woman on a surreal journey through Argentina's desolate landscapes, uncovering buried histories and confronting the injustices faced by her Mapuche ancestors. Millán’s writing is both poetic and powerful, immersing readers in the beauty and brutality of the world she depicts. With its deep exploration of cultural memory, colonialism, and personal healing, it was a pleasure to read! Thank you Moira Millan, AmazonCrossing, and NetGalley for the ARC!

It's an intriguing idea for a story about a group of people many, especially in America, do not know about, but it is oh-so-slow. I wish the pace were a bit quicker because it would have made it a more enjoyable read.

A novel set in a time and place unfamiliar to me. Thanks to Netgalley for the opportunity for an enjoyable and educational read.

The thought-provoking and engrossing book "Train to Oblivion" takes readers to a little-known period of history. The eloquent words and enduring characters of Moira Millán illustrate the fortitude, affection, and selflessness of indigenous women throughout hardships. For anyone who want to learn more about the power of storytelling, environmentalism, and cultural identity, this is a must-read.