My Name Is ParvanaAuthor: Ellis, Deborah Children's Teenage fiction & true stories Published on 6 March 2014 by Oxford University Press in the United Kingdom. Paperback 240 pages 198 x 129 170g She heard the woman's boots walk away down the hall. She stood and waited, listening hard to see if the boots would come back. When she was sure she was alone, the girl finally spoke. 'Yes,' she whispered. 'My name is Parvana.'Fifteen year old Parvana has built a new life with

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