BOOK REVIEW: One Half from the East

Writer Nadia Bridge watched a bestseller for adults. This book, published this month, is her first book for young readers. We asked 11-year-old Alexandra to read it.

This book is about a girl named Obiada who lives in Afghanistan and is pretending to be a boy to help support her family. I really like how the feelings of the hero change as she gets more experience with that boy's role. When I read it, I understood that I changed with her feelings. One thing I do not like is that there are some confusing parts. I think anyone who likes Deborah Ellis's The Breadwinner will like this book. Evaluate 9/10

Half of the East, the hero from Obayda is a luxurious idiot. This is the custom of Afghanistan and Pakistan, and families without sons will choose daughters to dress up and live. why? In these societies, parents are forced to let their sons succeed their father's name, inherit their wealth, nurture their families, and support them. Boys are given more freedom and opportunity than girls. Please become a girl, please give the girl the opportunity to learn and work like above. But as bacha luxury becomes a young man and ready to get married, many people will return to life and become clothes like a girl.

There is controversy about this approach. As you can see from the struggle Obayda is trying to define himself in the east half, life can be confusing. But in difficult times there is hope and happiness.

Alexandra said half of the East is a good book. If you have the opportunity to read it please let us know what you think!

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