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Breadwinner

Breadwinner Finale Story
b The novel that draws intense curiosity from the beginning to the end! b

The Breadwinner, the symbol of Deborah Ellis, is the best expression of Islamic culture. Introduces the culture and daily life of unfamiliar Afghanistan and its women and children. The story, which I thought was a far-off country, is so powerful that I feel suddenly hooked into my life as I read it. This book deals with the human rights of Muslim women who have been unconsciously dismissed, and it gives us a deep sense of deep reflection on them and what to do for them. It also makes us think about the things we enjoy now.

The Girl Keeper, the finale of the Breadwinner series, has since depicted the breadwinner trilogy. Readers were curious about the current state of Shaujia, who had followed his mother to Pavana and A. Yura back into Afghanistan. Can they meet at the Eiffel Tower in Paris 20 years later?


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