My Name is Parvana
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At first she thought some kind of animal had come into the room and was whimpering because it couldn’t find its way out.
As she grew more awake, she thought it might be Ava, scared from a bad dream. But Ava and Maryam were both sound asleep beside her on the toshak.
Then she realized the noise was coming from her mother.
Parvana wriggled out from beneath the quilt, careful not to disturb the younger ones, and knelt in front of her mother.
Mother was sitting in a corner looking at... a photograph of Parvana’s father. The photo had been ripped apart by the Taliban and its pieces scattered in the wind. Parvana had found most of them on her journeys around Kabul. A few pieces were missing, but there were enough left to see that it was her father’s face. Even in the scant light of the candle flame, Parvana could see the strength and kindness in her father’s eyes.
“I’m afraid, Nasrullah,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first she thought some kind of animal had come into the room and was whimpering because it couldn’t find its way out.
As she grew more awake, she thought it might be Ava, scared from a bad dream. But Ava and Maryam were both sound asleep beside her on the toshak.
Then she realized the noise was coming from her mother.
Parvana wriggled out from beneath the quilt, careful not to disturb the younger ones, and knelt in front of her mother.
Mother was sitting in a corner looking at... a photograph of Parvana’s father. The photo had been ripped apart by the Taliban and its pieces scattered in the wind. Parvana had found most of them on her journeys around Kabul. A few pieces were missing, but there were enough left to see that it was her father’s face. Even in the scant light of the candle flame, Parvana could see the strength and kindness in her father’s eyes.
“I’m afraid, Nasrullah,”
What to read after My Name is Parvana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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