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Daughter of the Wind

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A powerful story about a young girl's struggle to have autonomy within the constraints of her society.

Shabanu, you are as wild as the wind. You must learn to obey. Shabanu lives with her family in Pakistan's Cholistan Desert, in a society that denies women any form of independence.

At twelve years old, Shabanu is already betrothed, while her sister Phelan, a year older, is about to be married.

Then tragedy strikes and Shabanu is faced with a decision that will change her life for ever - she must choose between the strength of her own dreams of freedom and her obligation to her family and culture...

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Product Details
Walker Books Ltd
0744590116 / 9780744590111
Paperback / softback
813.54
08/04/2002
United Kingdom
English
266 p.
20 cm
general /teenage Learn More
Quiz No: 210912, Points 9.00, Book Level 5.90,
Upper Years - Key Stage 3 Learn More
Reprint. Originally published: New York: Knopf, 1989; London: MacRae, 1990.