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The Breadwinner Movie And Book Comparison Essay

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Lead in/Hook: What do you get when you add action and jaw dropping moments? You get the Breadwinner. The Breadwinner is a great and interesting book. You won’t want to stop reading this book. Book title, author, and genre: The title is The Breadwinner. The author is Deborah Ellis. The genre is historical fiction. Protagonist: The Protagonist is a girl named Parvana. Parvana is very nice and sweet. She likes to help others in need. But at the same time she is very fierce and brave. When the Taliban took away her father she tried to fight back. Also she impostered a boy to buy and sell things for the family. That is super brave considering how girls were treated in Afghanistan back then. Point of View: The breadwinner is third person. Although …show more content…

I felt like the book could have been longer and add more details. Book Comparison: I compare the book The Breadwinner to I am Malala.They both are great books. They teach you about the hardships people had in the rule of the Taliban. Parvana and Malala both had to do many things to stand up for themselves. The difference between these books Malala lived better and was allowed to go to school, but Parvana was not allowed. Also the Breadwinner is Fiction and Malala is Non fiction. Book Review:“I read this book for one of my elementary literacy classes and fell in love with it. The story is one of trials, sorrow, and strength. I think it 's a great book for students to read so they can realize that life is very different outside of the US. It gives them perspective on what happens in other parts of the world. Wonderful book.”I agree with this review because they say that it is good for students to know what things happen outside of the U.S. This is true since there is not many bad things happening here. Closing: Overall, The Breadwinner is a amazing book. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes action and jaw dropping moments. I hope I read more of these

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