The Partition Project: A Moving Novel about a Pakistani American Girl for Kids (Ages 8-12)
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The Partition Project: A Moving Novel about a Pakistani American Girl for Kids (Ages 8-12)

by Saadia Faruqi

Fiction Historical Fiction Children's Literature cultural heritage
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The Partition Project is a moving novel for ages 8–12 about a Pakistani American girl whose story connects with the history and legacy of Partition. Exploring identity, family, and cultural heritage, Saadia Faruqi’s book offers young readers thoughtful fiction and meaningful representation.

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The Partition Project is a middle-grade novel for readers ages 8–12.

The story centers on a Pakistani American girl and connects her experience with the history and legacy of Partition.

With its focus on family, identity, and cultural heritage, the novel offers young readers an accessible way to engage with an important historical subject.

Written by Saadia Faruqi, this book is suited to children seeking thoughtful, emotionally engaging fiction with Pakistani American representation.

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