Parvana's Journey
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Publisher:
Toronto : - Douglas & McIntyre
Pages:
199
ISBN:
9780888995148, 0888995148, 9780888995193, 0888995199
Language:
English
Awards & Distinctions:
Winner of the Jane Addams Children's Book Award.
Notes:
"A Groundwood book".
"House of Anansi Press."
Canadian author.
Sequel to: The breadwinner.
"House of Anansi Press."
Canadian author.
Sequel to: The breadwinner.
Statement of responsibility:
Deborah Ellis
Physical description:
199 p. ; 19 cm
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Add a SummaryThis book is a great book! Wonderful! But on thr other hand SAD! Life in afganastan (spelling?) was sure hard! =(
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Add a Commenti loved this book, i read it 2 years ago. If you like it then i would recommend "The Breadwinner" , another great book by deborah ellis
Strength, courage, and perserverence .These three things are what push Parvana to finding her family. This book is well written and quickly consumes the reader.
In the end i had so many different feelings. I felt so sad for her sister.
I think this was an amazing book filled with action from beggining to end. It teaches you of a childs life without a mother or father, ACTING like a mother and father.
I loved this series. It was very grim in parts but also very eye opening to the world we live in.