This was such an interesting read.
What I loved so much about it was how different it was to a lot of other dystopian fiction I've read.
I liked that the book doesn't explain too much, it doesn't go into the how and why of the things happening, it's just accepted that this is the norm.
I loved the slower pace of characters who were simply living in this dystopian world and handling it the best they could.
I feel like most of, perhaps all of the dystopian I've read has the characters playing a big role in some kind of revolution to take down the system. That's not what you get with this book and while I do enjoy a good take down the system dystopian. This was refreshingly different and I loved it.

The Warmth of Other Suns provides a rich, moving and informative account of the great migration. 
 I was hooked as soon as I started reading this book.
 The subject was one that I'd been wanting to explore more and this book was perfect for that.
 I throughly enjoyed this book and would highly recommend.