Sparks Like Stars by Nadia Hashimi

Sparks Like Stars by Nadia Hashimi

Sitara survived a real, brutal 1978 coup that destroyed Afghanistan's royal family when she was only ten years old, and decades later, living a carefully constructed American life, she is forced to confront the buried trauma of that night when a face from her past unexpectedly resurfaces.

Hashimi grounds the novel in real Afghan political history, and Sitara's decades of suppressed grief and dislocation give the novel genuine emotional weight as a story of both historical trauma and the specific immigrant experience of building a new identity atop unresolved catastrophe.

A moving historical novel grounded in real Afghan political history and personal survival.

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