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The author of Parvana is Deborah Ellis, she was born in Cochrane, Canada on the 7th of August, 1960. Deborah Ellis is a feminist, peace activist and an award-winning author. She penned the international best seller "Bread Winner", she has won the Ruth Schawtz award, the Middle East award, Sweden's Peter Pan Prize, the Addams Children's Book award,  Vicky Metcalf Award for a Body of Work and Governor General’s Literary Award. Deborah Ellis has travelled around the world and has helped an Afghan Refugee Camp and many more and she has written over thirty books.

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A situation that Parvana encountered and an invention thats solves the situation

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A situation that Parvana encountered and an invention thats solves the situation

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How did parvana got separated from her family and how did she react?

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How did parvana got separated from her family and how did she react?

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Parvana got separated from her family when her mum and sister (Nooria) announced that Nooria is getting married in Mazar-e-Sharif. Parvana didn't want to go because she is waiting for their father to be free from the prison and return, So Parvana's mum and siblings goes to Mazar-e-Sharif while Mrs Weera stays with her.

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Team bonding between Parvana and Shauzia

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Team bonding between Parvana and Shauzia

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After they recognised each other at Parvana's Toshak, Shauzia had found a great way to make more money they both did't like the idea of but end up doing it because they both needed the money so they worked hard together

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Toshak: A toshak is a rectangular mattress used in many afghan homes which replaces chairs and beds.
Shalwar Kameez: A shalwar kameez is a long, loose shirt and worn by both genders. Men's werar one colour with plenty of pockets and women's have different colours and patterns.

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When Parvana was taking the crying woman home she started to wonder what she was crying about and what her name was, while she was having an eye out for any Taliban soldiers because she had no burqa. After Parvana and Mrs Weera got the crying cleaned up, she revealed her name was Homa and she escaped from Taliban soldiers going door to door killing everyone in Mazar-e-Sharif which was where her mum, 2 sisters and brother was heading to and parvana was imagining her family dead on Mazar-e-Sharif's streets which left her worried if they were killed or not.

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Similarities between Parvana and Shauzia

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Similarities between Parvana and Shauzia

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souvenirs related to Parvana: Shalwar Kameez

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souvenirs related to Parvana: Shalwar Kameez

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In a country called Afghanistan where girls and women can't work and go to school legally. Girls and women can't walk around outside with a boy or man and having to wear a something called a burqa which covers a women/girl's face.
Here's where a young girl named Parvana comes in, her father was sent off to prison by Taliban soldiers which made Pavana and her family impossible to survive without food and money so Parvana decides to go undercover as a boy and using a false name so she doesn't get caught by Taliban soldiers.

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In the book the main character is Parvana who lives in the country of the war torn Afghanistan. Her job is to go undercover as a boy and wear Hossain's clothes which her deceased brother who died because of a landmine, she supports her family in many different ways so they can survive.