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A review by lostinausten
A Thousand Questions by Saadia Faruqi
3.0
A story about two unlikely friends forming a lasting bond.
This book was fine enough. It explores those who have money and those who have very little money living in Pakistan. A young girl from Texas visits her rich relatives in Pakistan and befriends the young cook of the house. This leads them on a journey of friendship.
The book deals with some real issues like poverty, violence, abandonment, politics and the abuse of power, etc. The book handles all of these issues almost too lightly and just feels very surface level. It left me wanting more.
This book was fine enough. It explores those who have money and those who have very little money living in Pakistan. A young girl from Texas visits her rich relatives in Pakistan and befriends the young cook of the house. This leads them on a journey of friendship.
The book deals with some real issues like poverty, violence, abandonment, politics and the abuse of power, etc. The book handles all of these issues almost too lightly and just feels very surface level. It left me wanting more.