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Afghanistan: Parvana's father is arrested and removed by Taliban solders. Under Taliban law, women and girls are not allowed to leave home without a man, so Parvana, her mother and sisters must stay inside. When their food runs out, they face starvation, so Parvana must pretend t...o be a boy.
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A stunning graphic novel edition of the internationally bestselling novel and adapted from the major feature film 'The Breadwinner'.
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If you were given a second chance at life, would you have the courage to do the right thing? A captivating novel set on the West Bank, The Cat at the Wall combines Ellis's respected and unflinching realism with a hint of engaging magic.
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Henri is used to the quiet routines of the abbey. Micah is a wild trouble maker with the voice of an angel. Micah stirs up fun and adventure at a time when Henri needs it the most. For the Plague is comming and soon nothing will be the same. Together Henri and Micah manage to fin...d fun in the midst of fear. Ages 10-14.
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In this sequel to The Breadwinner , Parvana travels alone across a war-ridden Afghanistan in an attempt to find her family. The novel tackles the topical issues of landmines and refugee camps and aims to show the human stories behind the headlines.
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Originally published in 2000. Published in 2015 with additional content.
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Further true-to-life adventures for Diego, a gutsy young Bolivian boy caught between fighting for justice and returning home to his family. A brave, revealing novel from the author of the best-selling 'Parvana' books. Ages 10-14 years.
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Parvana, now fifteen, is found in a bombed-out school and held as a suspected terrorist by American troops in Afghanistan. A stunning sequel to Parvana and Parvana's Journey.
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An absorbing, emotionally engrossing story about a young Indian girl who is cast out by her family when she develops leprosy.
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Originally published in hardcover in 2002 by Groundwood Books/House of Anansi Press. Published in 2015 with additional content.
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