Red Sky Over Kabul A Memoir of a Father and Son in Afghanis
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Red Sky Over Kabul A Memoir of a Father and Son in Afghanis

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Red Sky Over Kabul by Kevin McLean is a poignant memoir of a father-son relationship tested amidst the backdrop of Afghanistan. Experience their journey of love, loss, and resilience as they navigate the complexities of family and cultural divides. Witness the vibrant Afghan culture intertwined with their personal struggles. A must-read for those seeking powerful storytelling, this book offers a glimpse into a world rarely seen. ISBN: 9789354475191

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  • ISBN-13: 9789354475191
  • Publisher: Speaking Tiger
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 142 gr
  • ISBN-10: 9354475191
  • Publisher Date: 05 Jul 2023
  • Height: 20 mm
  • No of Pages: 288
  • Width: 190 mm

14 reviews for Red Sky Over Kabul A Memoir of a Father and Son in Afghanis

  1. Vranda Kaushik –

    I had higher expectations, but it failed to impress. It was an average book, but nothing spectacular.

  2. Tanisha Kumari –

    The father-son dynamic was fascinating, and the cultural details were rich. Some sections dragged a bit, but the ending was powerful.

  3. Abhishek Anand –

    A must read for anyone interested in Afghan culture! I found myself laughing, crying, and feeling many more emotions.

  4. Shivam Talwar –

    The book started out very strong, but slowly lost my attention. Not something I would read again.

  5. Kavya Gupta –

    The story of this father and son relationship was both heartbreaking and heartwarming. The author is a true storyteller.

  6. Name –

    This book was very descriptive, and painted a beautiful picture of their life. I really felt like I was there with them.

  7. Tanish Anand –

    A truly moving account. McLean’s vulnerability is captivating, and the Afghan setting is brought to life beautifully. Highly recommended.

  8. Kumar Nilmani –

    An okay read. The writing was not that great, but the story was interesting enough to keep reading until the end.

  9. Anjali Yadav –

    A touching story of family in a difficult place. The writing was good, but some parts felt a bit slow. Overall, a worthwhile read.

  10. Namya Dayal –

    A poignant portrayal of love and loss, the book masterfully intertwines personal struggles with vibrant Afghan culture. A memorable and impactful read.

  11. Prateek Verma –

    This book is a testament to the strength of family. Some descriptions were too long.

  12. Kunal Sukhija –

    A very heart-felt story, the Afghanistan backdrop was expertly woven in. I enjoyed reading about their experience.

  13. Charu Aggarwal –

    I loved the insight into Afghan culture, but the personal story felt a little overshadowed at times. Still a compelling memoir.

  14. Sunidhi Govind Kela –

    The memoir was intriguing and kept me reading. It had an interesting perspective of Afghanistan not normally seen.

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