They called it "The Most Dangerous Book Club in the World." Because Ukrainian textbooks and literature had been deemed "extremist," simply owning a physical copy of a poem by Taras Shevchenko could carry a five-year prison sentence. To survive, the teens went underground:
: They read scanned PDF versions of Ukrainian classics on hidden tablets, their screens dimmed to the lowest setting. ukraniane teens
: Before a single word was read, they checked every window was bolted and scanned the apartment doors for "informants" who might report them to the Russian security services. Between Duty and Destruction They called it "The Most Dangerous Book Club in the World
