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Chapter Twenty-Four & Twenty-Five: Asif

by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 26, 2026

In chapter twenty-five, how does Asif help Parvana feel less defeated? Why do you think the children are so eager to learn, even after their great loss of the mother?

Chapter Twenty-Four & twenty-Five: Your Own School

by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 26, 2026

“Why did you blow up your own school?” (page 175). Why do you think this was the one question that Parvana decided to respond to?

Chapter Twenty-Four & Twenty-Five: Buried Weapons

by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 26, 2026

What happened to the school? How do you think the major knew about the buried weapons?

Chapter Twenty-Three: Mrs. Weera

by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 26, 2026

The chapter ends with humor in its description of Mrs. Weera. What do you think she is like? What might she do to help?

Chapter Twenty-Three: Weapons

by Reina Chaiekh | Feb 26, 2026

Why is it hard for Parvana and Asif to know who actually owns the weapons stashed in the shed? What does Asif plan to do with them?
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