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نسرين ومدرستها السريّة - قصَّة حقيقيَّة من أفغانستان

نسرين ومدرستها السريّة - قصَّة حقيقيَّة من أفغانستان

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  • Create Date：2021-07-08 05:51:17
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：Jeanette Winter
  • ISBN：6144690867
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Summary

منذ رحيل والدَيها، لم تنطق الصغيرة نسرين بكلمة واحدة。 سعيًا منها لمساعدة حفيدتها، تقرِّر جدَّة نسرين أن تجازف بكل شيء لإلحاقها بمدرسة سرِّية للفتيات فهل تنجح جهود معلمة متفانية، ومحاولات رفيقة وفيّة في إخراجها من قوقعة حزنها؟ هذه القصّة الحقيقيّة التي تدور أحداثها في أفغانستان، تلامس قلوب قارئيها حيثما كانوا، إذ تؤكد على قوة الثَّقافة وأهمّيّتها في تغيير المصائر إلى الأفضل، وتبرز قدرة الحب على شفاء القلوب الكئيبة والنُّفوس الجريحة。。。

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Reviews

مانعة ，

القصة عن نسرين الطفلة الافغانية ودراستها في المدرسة الخفية في افغانستان اثناء حكم طالبان。قصيرة قصيرة فيها رسومات جميلة جداً。

Eli ，

we should be trying to support Afghani writers instead of white americans making money off of stories like this。 really messed up

Audrey Browning ，

This book was a very interesting book。 It’s a true story so it made it even that much more interesting。 It is a beautiful story about a girl who doesn’t speak until she goes to a secret school。 I think this shows that kids sometimes like to close in their emotions and not share them with others and just go in their little shell。 It takes just one person to say something nice to them to help them express their emotions and open up again。 Hopefully if kids read this it teaches them to be greatful This book was a very interesting book。 It’s a true story so it made it even that much more interesting。 It is a beautiful story about a girl who doesn’t speak until she goes to a secret school。 I think this shows that kids sometimes like to close in their emotions and not share them with others and just go in their little shell。 It takes just one person to say something nice to them to help them express their emotions and open up again。 Hopefully if kids read this it teaches them to be greatful for what they have but also check up on each other and talk and be nice to their classmates even if they don’t know them that well。 A small act of kindness can go a long way。 。。。more

Megan ，

I found this book very inspiring and sad， but beautiful and hopeful。 If I had children， this would be one I would definitely re - read time and time again to show how education is a privilege that some seldom get， to explore trauma， and to show the power of knowledge and love。 I just absolutely loved this to pieces and I want to read many more of Jeanette Winters’ books！

Jess ，

This book was banned for "Religious Viewpoint， Unsuited to age group， and Violence"， reasons which are terribly hypocritical。 This is a sad but ultimately hopeful and inspiring story。 It is based on the true story of a girl in Afghanistan who did not speak for several months after her parents disappeared from her life， and came to find healing and community in her secret school。 This book was banned for "Religious Viewpoint， Unsuited to age group， and Violence"， reasons which are terribly hypocritical。 This is a sad but ultimately hopeful and inspiring story。 It is based on the true story of a girl in Afghanistan who did not speak for several months after her parents disappeared from her life， and came to find healing and community in her secret school。 。。。more

Samantha Ledesma ，

This story is narrated by a grandmother living in Afghanistan during the reign of the Taliban， worried for her selectively mute granddaughter after she loses both of her parents。 She enrolls Nasreen in a secret school for girls in hopes of Nasreen getting the same education that she was afforded when she was young。 She also hopes that it will bring life back into Nasreen's eyes and get her to speak again。 It's a beautiful account of a story that is not only very true for Nasreen and her grandmot This story is narrated by a grandmother living in Afghanistan during the reign of the Taliban， worried for her selectively mute granddaughter after she loses both of her parents。 She enrolls Nasreen in a secret school for girls in hopes of Nasreen getting the same education that she was afforded when she was young。 She also hopes that it will bring life back into Nasreen's eyes and get her to speak again。 It's a beautiful account of a story that is not only very true for Nasreen and her grandmother but for an immeasurable number of courageous girls and women living in Afghanistan at this time。 The foreword was great at setting the stage for the story， factually and emotionally。I enjoyed the art and how it resembled two-dimensional paper art。 It used vibrant colors for the brave girls and dull colors for the Taliban， which was reflected in the background depending on the context of each scene。 I thought that was very clever and a nice depiction。 。。。more

Barbara Lovejoy ，

What a beautiful book！ It gave a little more insight into Afghanistan。

SahooraQ ，

أحببت حثهم على أهمية تعليم الفتيات رغم أوضاعهم الصعبة

Steph ，

4。5 A touching book about a grandmother's love and the power and importance of education。 The introduction of women's rights before the Taliban make the reader realize how quickly assumed rights can be taken away。 This would be a great gift。 4。5 A touching book about a grandmother's love and the power and importance of education。 The introduction of women's rights before the Taliban make the reader realize how quickly assumed rights can be taken away。 This would be a great gift。 。。。more

Sobia ，

The true story of a grandmother's love for her granddaughter and trying to get her an education in Afghanistan after the Taliban took over in the early 2000s。 The true story of a grandmother's love for her granddaughter and trying to get her an education in Afghanistan after the Taliban took over in the early 2000s。 。。。more

WF ，

Children can learn the following from this picture book:1） Content: - about another country， its culture and laws - about how laws can change - about oppression of women2） Language and Literature: - the power of simple sentences - presenting point of view in a narrative - first person recount - how words combine with images to convey meaning3） Human life: - about human determination & overcoming despair - about family love - about friendship - the power of books and education So why ask for t Children can learn the following from this picture book:1） Content: - about another country， its culture and laws - about how laws can change - about oppression of women2） Language and Literature: - the power of simple sentences - presenting point of view in a narrative - first person recount - how words combine with images to convey meaning3） Human life: - about human determination & overcoming despair - about family love - about friendship - the power of books and education So why ask for this book to be banned？？？ 。。。more

Michael Stratton ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I like it because like It's just good for kids to learn It's just good I'm a kid I like it because like It's just good for kids to learn It's just good I'm a kid 。。。more

Child960801 ，

I liked this short picture book about a young girl being raised by her grandmother after the disappearance of her parents。

Library Lady Terri ，

I wanted more with this book but I'm not sure I can express what that more could have been。 I wanted more with this book but I'm not sure I can express what that more could have been。 。。。more

Yvette Barbola ，

Inspiring true story about a little girl from Afghanistan， a country does not allow girls to receive an education， dance， show their faces， and are not allowed to work。 One night， her father is taken away by soldiers for no reason explain， her goes looking for him days after。 Her grandmother takes a risk for Nasreen to receive an education， to learn and find her voice in the world。

Phil Jensen ，

This is an excellent， inspiring book about the value of education and the courage that exists in families and in communities。 It feels all the more relevant in Summer 2020 when it is harder than ever for students to go to school。The simple text and evocative illustrations make the simple， often repeated messages stand out and feel fresh。I am shocked to learn that this book is controversial。 It was #9 on ALA's banned/challenged list in 2015 for violence and religious viewpoint。 I'm not going to w This is an excellent， inspiring book about the value of education and the courage that exists in families and in communities。 It feels all the more relevant in Summer 2020 when it is harder than ever for students to go to school。The simple text and evocative illustrations make the simple， often repeated messages stand out and feel fresh。I am shocked to learn that this book is controversial。 It was #9 on ALA's banned/challenged list in 2015 for violence and religious viewpoint。 I'm not going to waste my time explaining how wrong that is。 It's wrong and you should go read this great book。 Appropriate for Pre-K and up。 。。。more

Abigail ，

When Nasreen's father is arrested by the repressive Taliban regime， and her mother disappears while out searching for news of him， the young Afghan girl retreats inward， building walls of silence and stillness around herself。 Her grandmother， worried that she might never emerge from this internal exile， takes the extraordinary step of enrolling her in one of the secret and highly illegal schools for girls set up in Afghanistan， in defiance of the Taliban。 Will books and learning "open her eyes t When Nasreen's father is arrested by the repressive Taliban regime， and her mother disappears while out searching for news of him， the young Afghan girl retreats inward， building walls of silence and stillness around herself。 Her grandmother， worried that she might never emerge from this internal exile， takes the extraordinary step of enrolling her in one of the secret and highly illegal schools for girls set up in Afghanistan， in defiance of the Taliban。 Will books and learning "open her eyes to the world，" as her grandmother hopes， or will Nasreen remain wrapped in a world of silent mourning。。。？One of our September selections， over in the Picture-Book Club to which I belong， where the theme is "back-to-school books，" Nasreen's Secret School is a moving portrait of a young girl caught up in frightening adult events well beyond her control。 Nasreen's response - to shut down completely - struck me as completely believable， and terribly poignant。 Her grandmother's courage， in defying an unjust law， and her faith in the power of education， left me reflecting on how much we take for granted， as both children and adults， when we speak of school， and the choices we have made， or intend to make。Choice itself is something we take for granted， and Winter's simple narrative， one of many true stories from around the globe that she has turned into picture-books， will bring that truth home to readers young and old。 The accompanying illustrations， done in acrylic paint， emphasize the menace that surrounds Nasreen， and her smallness in a large and frightening world。 Recommended to anyone - parents， librarians， teachers - looking for books to explain the effects of the Taliban regime to children， or to teach how precious a gift schooling is。 。。。more

Natalie Stinehour ，

Nasreen’s Secret School is a wonderful children’s informational text that shows the reader the realities of living under Taliban control as an Afghani woman。 Though women were not allowed the right to education， many saw the importance of education and pursued academics in secret， with great risk to their own personal safety。 This book was a wow book for me because of the beautiful artwork， the author’s storytelling ability， and the courageous story of young women risking it all to pursue educat Nasreen’s Secret School is a wonderful children’s informational text that shows the reader the realities of living under Taliban control as an Afghani woman。 Though women were not allowed the right to education， many saw the importance of education and pursued academics in secret， with great risk to their own personal safety。 This book was a wow book for me because of the beautiful artwork， the author’s storytelling ability， and the courageous story of young women risking it all to pursue education。 I would recommend this book to 2nd-3rd graders。 Educators could use this book to show children that while education is a right in America， it is a privilege in many parts of the world （especially for women）。 This book is also filled with many digraphs and blends， so if the students needed practice with blends， there are many words in this book that could be used to help the students master these skills。 。。。more

Jodi ，

Note: mentions prayers to Allah and reading the Koran。

Radia ，

قصة مؤثرة بألمها وأملها بلغة سلسة。

Sherry ，

When Nasreen’s world is upended by the Taliban and her parents disappear， school becomes a refuge that restores Nasreen’s hope。 This is a gentle introduction to a tough subject and can serve as an opening for conversations about how education may not be equally accessible to children around the world （among other topics）。 I think children will appreciate the brightly colored illustrations of Nasreen's home in Herat， Afghanistan。 When Nasreen’s world is upended by the Taliban and her parents disappear， school becomes a refuge that restores Nasreen’s hope。 This is a gentle introduction to a tough subject and can serve as an opening for conversations about how education may not be equally accessible to children around the world （among other topics）。 I think children will appreciate the brightly colored illustrations of Nasreen's home in Herat， Afghanistan。 。。。more

Shalayna Rice ，

Nasreen's Secret School is an almost heartwarming story of a young girl in Taliban controlled Afghanistan。 I say almost heartwarming because it doesn't have the happiest ending; however， it does not detract from the story at all。 In fact， it adds to the quality of the story because it's a common occurrence for families in Afghanistan to have a family member taken away and to remove it would only half tell the story。 I enjoyed that it was told from the perspective of Nasreen's grandmother。 She pr Nasreen's Secret School is an almost heartwarming story of a young girl in Taliban controlled Afghanistan。 I say almost heartwarming because it doesn't have the happiest ending; however， it does not detract from the story at all。 In fact， it adds to the quality of the story because it's a common occurrence for families in Afghanistan to have a family member taken away and to remove it would only half tell the story。 I enjoyed that it was told from the perspective of Nasreen's grandmother。 She provides a distinction between pre-Taliban Afghanistan and Taliban controlled Afghanistan where previously， girls were allowed to read and learn and the hijab wasn't worn as much， compared to now where girls are not allowed to attend schools and the hijab is not technically mandatory but there's pressure to wear it。 The story is a wonderful way to introduce the everyday heroes and survivors and their resilience through war to children。 It also can serve as a female empowerment story because it's common women defying the orders of the Taliban to hopefully save the country one day。 。。。more

Lynn Davidson ，

When the Taliban took control of Afghanistan， girls were no longer allowed to go to school， and women lost their freedom。 When Nasreen's parents both disappeared she stopped speaking。 Her grandmother took her to a secret school for girls in the hope that Nasreen would begin talking again and learn all the things she was not allowed to learn because she was a girl。 True story of brave women and girls in a country still oppressed。 When the Taliban took control of Afghanistan， girls were no longer allowed to go to school， and women lost their freedom。 When Nasreen's parents both disappeared she stopped speaking。 Her grandmother took her to a secret school for girls in the hope that Nasreen would begin talking again and learn all the things she was not allowed to learn because she was a girl。 True story of brave women and girls in a country still oppressed。 。。。more

Sharon ，

After her father is taken away by the Taliban and her mother does not return after going to look for him， Nasreen's stops talking to others。 Her grandmother， who narrates the story， hears of a secret school for girls and sends Nasreen so she can learn about the world。 The book explains how Afghanistan changed after the Taliban took over in a way that makes the material accessible to younger childern。 After her father is taken away by the Taliban and her mother does not return after going to look for him， Nasreen's stops talking to others。 Her grandmother， who narrates the story， hears of a secret school for girls and sends Nasreen so she can learn about the world。 The book explains how Afghanistan changed after the Taliban took over in a way that makes the material accessible to younger childern。 。。。more

Cristal Mary ，

The book has an incredible teaching， and it is that we realize how important education is and the many doors/windows it opens。

Air ，

Read for Banned Book Week 2019:This book was very moving！ Told through the grandmothers point of view， it shows the horrors of those effected by war。 The violence in Iraq causes Nasreen to have to quit school， which only gives her more time to worry about her parents。 Seeing the horrors of her past， Nasreen doesn't talk。 This and the sadness worries her grandmother and leads to the grandmother putting Nasreen in a secret school （as education for females wasn't allowed， nor were they allowed to l Read for Banned Book Week 2019:This book was very moving！ Told through the grandmothers point of view， it shows the horrors of those effected by war。 The violence in Iraq causes Nasreen to have to quit school， which only gives her more time to worry about her parents。 Seeing the horrors of her past， Nasreen doesn't talk。 This and the sadness worries her grandmother and leads to the grandmother putting Nasreen in a secret school （as education for females wasn't allowed， nor were they allowed to leave the house un-escorted by a male）。 The story shows the beauty and power of education and knowledge as Nasreen finally speaks， learns to find happiness in the now， and truly blossoms。 Beautiful story and artwork！ 。。。more

Monica ，

Nasreen’s school is closed by the Taliban and her father is taken。 Hope comes from her grandma， Mina， and the secret school。

Tori ，

I wish this was an ownvoices read， but I’ll take it。Every kid should read this:; education is so essential to all humans， and any girl who risks life and limb like this to learn is a hero。

Victoria Hopkins ，

Living through difficult times in Afghanistan， Nasreen hasn't spoke since the last time she saw her parents。 Although educating girls was not acceptable， Nasreen's grandmother enrolls her in a secret school for girls。 It is here that Nasreen creates friendships and breaks her silence。 This is great text to use as a read aloud when teaching about different cultures。 It can be used for students to make predictions， as well different types of connections。 Living through difficult times in Afghanistan， Nasreen hasn't spoke since the last time she saw her parents。 Although educating girls was not acceptable， Nasreen's grandmother enrolls her in a secret school for girls。 It is here that Nasreen creates friendships and breaks her silence。 This is great text to use as a read aloud when teaching about different cultures。 It can be used for students to make predictions， as well different types of connections。 。。。more

Katie Stokes ，

This non-fiction book is definitely a WOW book。 Nasreen lives in Afghanistan in a time where girls cannot go to school， so her grandmother sneaks her into a secret school for girls。 This book would be great for students in upper elementary grades （3-6） to read because it shows how lucky we are to be able to go to school。 I think it is important for students to know what is going on around them， and learn about global issues。I would use this book to integrate social studies and reading in one les This non-fiction book is definitely a WOW book。 Nasreen lives in Afghanistan in a time where girls cannot go to school， so her grandmother sneaks her into a secret school for girls。 This book would be great for students in upper elementary grades （3-6） to read because it shows how lucky we are to be able to go to school。 I think it is important for students to know what is going on around them， and learn about global issues。I would use this book to integrate social studies and reading in one lesson。 I would use this book to teach about the social challenges that women face in other countries。 I would ask the students to make venn diagrams comparing school here the U。S。 and school in Afghanistan。 Another activity that I would do is ask students to research other global social issues and write about one that they would like to improve。 I would have the students think about a change they want to see and write how they could make a change in the world。I think this book is a great way to expose students to other countries and other perspectives。 This book is well written for children。 It can expose them to this issue， while still talking about someone their age that they can relate to。 I would definitely use this book in my future classroom。 。。。more

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