To what extent do you think Lilia felt that Mr.Pirzada was one of the members of her family?
Why do you think Mr. Pirzada was so over protective towards Lilia?
Did Mr.Pirzada affect Lilia's life? How?
Did the candies Mr. Pirzada give Lilia have any symbolism?
Why was Lilia always so intensely focused on describing Mr. Pirzada.
Is it right for Lilia's dad to tell Lilia about war when she's only like ten years old?
What emotions did Lilia feel during those 12 days of the war? She technically has no actual connection to the 3 countries so she might not been able to sense the amount of dread and fear in her parents/Mr. Pirzada.
Why did Lilia feel like a stranger?
How do you think Lilia would look back on these events when she's older?
What do you think Lilia's parent's ways of education? Which one do you think is better?
To what extent do you think the candies influence Lilia's life?
Why did Lilia at first look at Mr. Pirzada as a stronger but eventually consider him as a part of her family?
Why does Lilia treasure Mr. Pirzada's gifts even when she felt uncomfortable receiving them?
Does Mr.Pirzada feel at home when he is with Lilia's family?
What do you think about Mrs. Kenyon's attitude when she found Lilia reading the book about Pakistan?
What do you think the jack-o'-lantern may symbolize, if any?
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How much did Mr. Pirzada have an effect on the whole family?
To what extent do you think Lilia felt that Mr.Pirzada was one of the members of her family?
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