Khaled Hosseini's novel illustrates the stark contrast between Afghanistan's progressive past and the oppressive reality faced by Mariam and Laila, two resilient girls.
Hosseini's narrative not only focuses on personal suffering but also serves as a reflective account of Afghanistan's tumultuous history during the rise of the Taliban.
Through Mariam and Laila's experiences, readers witness the erosion of women's rights and the devastating impact of war on Afghan society.
This heart-wrenching tale captures the essence of Afghan women's struggles amidst political upheaval and offers insights into a lesser-known history.
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