3 Idiot Boy Analysis

In conclusion, Tom should not have become a sailor because he worried the town, he suffered the consequences, and he chose a foolish idea. This idea matters to other children. They need to know that they have to submit to their authorities, not only with words but with actions

Parvana is a novel written by Deborah Ellis. Parvana and Shauzia are 2 young girls who life in a Taliban ruled country, known as Afghanistan. Both girls are faced with many difficulties throughout the novel. The 2 girls are given the chance to leave the war-torn country and Shauzia immediately takes this chance. By doing so, Shauzia will no longer be living under the Taliban’s rules. Being an 11 year old girl, Shauzia deserves to get an education. Shauzia’s family does not value her in any sort of way and she doesn’t deserve to see such disgusting things everyday.

The Other Side of the Sky by Farah Ahmedi and Tanim Ansary is a memoir about Ahmedi’s life during the Afghanistan War. Ahmedi and her mother needed to flee to Pakistan in order to survive, but the Pakistan border gates were already closed to Afghan refugees by the time they arrived. Ahmedi “felt desperate to get through,” (Ahmedi 11) as they were “stranded out there in the open.” Even though Ahmedi found out the secret of getting through, which was “all a question of money,” they could not use it to their advantage. Feeling discouraged, Ahmedi and her mother camped out and met Ghulam Ali, who helped them get into Pakistan. Ghulam Ali told them, “You and your mother are

Tom feels because they once were a respectable family in Mumbilli, they shouldn’t be considered in the same way as others who were relatives of criminals, and shouldn’t have to go through the security measures at the prisons, like the other ‘criminals’. He hadn’t accepted that Daniel was also a criminal.

The Other Side of the Sky by Farah Ahmedi with Tamim Ansary, is about a young girl (Farah) who’s had a hard childhood and overall life. She fights her way to freedom,even with many obstacles standing in the way. During her childhood, she lost her leg by stepping on a landmine, and then lost her father and sibling in a bomb attack. Now she must fight her way to the America’s to have a better life with her mom. The American’s were suppose to save them from Pakistan. “ A thousand Afghan refugees were to be rescued from Pakistan and taken to America!” (Ahmedi 133) Now she had her hopes up for a much better life, and she did. “ I don’t know what the future hold for me. With God’s grace, I plan to go to college, but I don’t know what I’ll study yet.”

Boy tales of childhood is told through the perspective of an adult and that perspective does not change. In "How to write a memoir" the author wrote "...there are two different kinds of writing. Choose one." This quote is in reference to two styles of memoirs, either the author writes from the perspective of an adult or as a child but not both. Roald Dahl writes from his perspective as an adult and doesn't change his perspective throughout the entire book which, according to "How to write a memoir" is exactly what should be done.

The novel Parvana written by Deborah Ellis is about a young Afghanistan girl who has to pretend to be a boy in a war torn town called Kabul. Parvana is a very courageous girl because she does everything for family, such as going to into town to help her father him with his work, knowing that there are no girls allowed outside of their houses. Parvana is also very brave because she wants to earn more money for her family, so her and a friend Shauzia decide to go and dig up bones to earn more money. That’s not the only time Parana was being courageous, because Parvana had to go with her mother to go and get her father from the jail and bring him home.

The Good Braider by Terry Farish is a story about a smart,driven and ambitious girl named Viola who is in a difficult situation. She lives in a refugee camp in Juba,Sudan that is surrounded by rebels soldiers that will kill any and everyone for no reason, so she lived in fear not knowing if her or someone from her family would get brutally murdered. Viola has an uncle that lives in Maine in the United States, so Tereza(Viola’s mother) creates a plan to run away and get on a government plane that travels to the U.S.. Viola just wanted a better life for herself and her family. They finally made it to America, where it was very hard for Viola and her family to adjust. The culture, the language and actually feeling free. It was something they were not used to. As time went by, Viola met people from school that she became very close, but her mother wanted to run her like she did when they lived in Sudan and it causes a little tension.

Have you ever been scared, of stepping on a landmine? Hopefully not. In The Breadwinner by Deborah Ellis, an eleven year old who is the protagonist lives in Kabul, Afghanistan. Her name is Parvana. Parvana and I are alike and different.

“The Other Side of the Sky” by Farah Ahmedi is a truly inspiring story about a girl and her mother’s journey to reach freedom. They were Afghans, living in a dangerous city and their only hope was to escape to Pakistan. Once they finally reached the border, there was already people there “..pushing and shoving and jostling up against the gate” (Ahmedi 11). However, its gates were closed to refugees, so Ahmedi and her mother were now stranded in the desert. Through that, Ahmedi was still determined on getting to Pakistan and learned that the secret to getting across the border was to bribe the guards, but they had no money. During this dire situation, Ahmedi made friends with another family who took pity on them. Ghulam Ali, the father, learned about a smuggler’s path and agreed to take Ahmedi and her mother pass. Going up the mountain,

Growing up and living in Afghanistan as a woman has its challenges. Parents choose who can marry you and they choose everything for you. In this book, Laila and Mariam both show the struggles it is to be a girl, and how much disrespect they get in Afghanistan. Both Mariam and Laila are married to the same man, and he is abusive to both of them. They also live under Taliban rule, and the rules that they set are very unfair for women. In Khaled Hosseni’s novel, he has many different themes but the most prevalent one is of woman inequality, and that is shown through multiple accounts of abuse, disrespect, and unfairness.

A book about a kid named Salva and his life as a refugee A Long Walk To Water by: Linda Sue Park. First i will talk about Salva he was 11 living in Southern Sudan when a war started in 1985 and he was in school. Then he had to start walking and he met lots of people and his uncle who kept him alive. He walked for 1 year, then stayed in a refugee camp for 6 years. Then his life changed and his name was on a list to go to America New York. When he got there he got a family and went to college. Next, life got happier he got an email that his father was alive but his brothers died. Finally, he raised enough money to start drilling water holes in villages in Sudan. Throughout his life he met lots of challenges, but just kept walking and never gave

Boy is Roald Dahl’s young self (and also the name of his autobiography), and when he grew up, he wrote a biography about important events in his life. With all of his experiences, he wrote some pretty interesting stories. He was a british novelist.

In the novel “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas”, author John Boyne portrays childhood innocence

Social conditions are what shape a country. Over the years, people, not only in Afghanistan, but around the world create norms that define people’s roles in life, their future, and how they should be treated based on their gender and beliefs. Khaled Hosseini’s first novel, The Kite Runner, comments on the social conditions of Afghanistan through telling a story about the lives of two Muslim boys; a privileged Sunni Pashtun, Amir, and his long-time friend and servant, Hassan, a loyal but disadvantaged Shia Hazara. Hosseini expresses Amir’s uncertain feelings toward Hassan which form the decisions he makes throughout the book. These choices result in Amir destroying his relationship with Hassan. The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini is a commentary on the social conditions in Afghanistan as shown through the roles of women and men in society and the ideals of Afghan culture. Unfortunately, these problems are still active in most of Afghanistan.