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Sparks Like Stars |
by Nadia Hashimi |
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Book Review |
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| (by- Linda ) |
If you need a story that is thought-provoking and emotional, give Sparks Like Stars a try. Or if you love historical fiction, because it's about an actual event; a Soviet-backed coup against the President of Afghanistan.
The story starts with getting to know Sitara. She is a privileged 10-year-old whose father is a diplomat and close friend of the country's President; she spends many days running around the presidential palace. That is until the soldiers kill her entire family, and she sees it all happening, forever changing her. Her journey as a survivor and her determination to find the truth are consuming. And what makes it all the more haunting is what is happening in Afghanistan now. Recommend.
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