Parvana's Journey Audiobook

" A quality sequel to The Breadwinner. "

" Outstandingly amazing!! "

" Such a good book! Read it when I was like 11 and it really made me more aware! :) "

" Parvana's Journey had a bigger impact on me as a 12 year old than it did when I read it this year at 16 years old. I guess different ages, different experiences. It still brought up emotions for me, but they weren't as strong as they were a couple of years ago. When I first read this all those years ago, I couldn't believe that people actually live the life that Parvana lives. I can remember crying when Leila is killed by a landmine. This time around, I guess because I've had some experiences with death and I'm more wordly, it wasn't as much of a shock that this happens, despite the fact that the idea of war doesn't sit right with me. It's a good read. An honest look at how things are in Afghanistan. "

" i enjoyed this story, though at most points it was really sad. these three children had to live off the streets and had to be careful of the land mines placed everywhere "

" I really like this book. This was one of the best books I have read. I read it like five months ago. I like the book because is about adventure. Once you read the book you can't stop reading it. It is a very interesting book. I think its a great book to read. I recommend this book. "

" Read aloud!! "

" A fantabulous children's novel dealing with an Afghan girl's life on the run from the bombs. Wonderful for teaching students at any level to empathize with others. "

" Better than the first book in the series, perhaps because there are more child characters and fewer adults in this book. Still, quite sad. "

" i thought this book was sad but a page turner. "

" First book that I've read. :) I REALLY LOVE THE STORY. "

" another amazing read. can't put it down, highly recommend it to anyone to get inside a brave girls head. "

" Very sad but very good. It was interesting to hear from a girl's point of veiw. "

" This is probably my favourite in the series not sure though "

" this book was soo good number 1: Parvana is good, Deborah Ellis is a good author!! "

" A story that made me read till the end "

" Intended for a younger audience than me, but a wonderful story. Parvana endures hardships that we can't begin to imagine. It is on my "must read again" list. "

" This is the second book of the Breadwinner. Like the first one this book is also very sad. "

" Another amazing story that continues to draw students into this history. My 5th grade students begged to read this after The Breadwinner and loved every page. "

" This was a very good book like the first one and the third. "

" I think this is one of the best books I have ever read and I haven't read the first book "The bread winner" but I'm planning to because this book is really good. This book is very interesting, sad at points but then happy in other points and its like an adventure so it has a bit of action in it. "

" These books are amazing eye openers. I would highly recommend them. "

" Love love love this book, I've read it at least ten times it makes me cry and it opened my to the world around me. It really changed the way I saw the world, I used to think it was peaceful and simple but this book made me realized how sad and real the world is, this is a must read before you die!! "

" It was nice to discover this was a trilogy! After reading The Breadwinner I really wanted to know what happed to Parvana & her family... though I couldn't realistically expect a overly happy story I was pleased with how events turned out for Parvan, her family & her new friends. "

" It was quite sad but it was powerful. Really Really good. "

" Very sad but very good. It was interesting to hear from a girl's point of veiw. "

" Part of a series by Deborah Ellis. "

" This was better than the first book, but still, not my cup of tea... "

" "I really enjoyed Parvana's Journey, The story is very, emotional and also fun to read! I enjoyed reading this book, This book hooked me in and made me want to read more and more. I recommend this book for young readers. :) "