Elef shemashot zoharot

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Khaled Hosseini: Elef shemashot zoharot (Hebrew language, 2007, Maṭar)

380 pages

Langue : Hebrew

Publié 11 janvier 2007 par Maṭar.

Numéro OCLC :
174565489

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Two women born a generation apart witness the destruction of their home and family in wartorn Kabul, losses incurred over the course of thirty years that test the limits of their strength and courage.

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What was it like to live in Kabul under the Taliban - as a woman?

A friend recommended me this book, but at first I couldn't read it. This book is hard to read, because of the domestic abuse, but if you can stand it, it is also such a fascinating window into the last few decades of Afghanistan's history, powerful, full of tension. You will be rooting for these two women and looking forward to the liberation of Kabul as much as they did - will it be in time to save them? Even more poignant given that we have now gone back to the days of the Taliban. OK, don't despair, there are light moments! - one detail that sticks with me is when the Titanic craze hits Taliban-controlled Kabul - Titanic burkhas!

Sujets

  • Loss (Psychology)
  • Intergenerational relations
  • Families
  • Fiction