The story of an 11-year-old young lady named Parvana living in Afghanistan, under control of Taliban. Her dad Nurullah, who is an educator debilitated amid The Soviet-Afghan War and turned a peddler, is unreasonably arrested after an unstable youthful individual from the Taliban, Idrees, supposes he offended him while the two are offering products in the market in Kabul. Parvana's family is left without a grown-up male relative, as her senior sibling Sulayman kicked the bucket years back, abandoning her, her mom Fattema, her sister Soraya and her infant sibling Zaki without intends to help the family, as they are not permitted to go out without a male relative. After Parvana unsuccessfully tries to obtain nourishment while going out as a young lady, she chooses to dress as a kid and put on a show to be Nurullah's nephew, "Aatish," with a specific end goal to help the family. Parvana much of the time engages Zaki by recounting the account of a young fellow on a voyage to recover the seeds stolen by the malicious  Elephant Rule

• 

Delineating the abhorrence of living under Taliban, The Provider doesn't precisely solid like a hit work of youngsters' fiction. In any case of  when Deborah Ellis novel was distributed in 2000 this struck a nerve. It sold in excess of two million duplicates crosswise over 25 dialects, won various artistic prizes and brought forth two spin-offs
                                                                                                    Parvana and Shauzia take a hard work where Idrees is likewise in participation. He perceives her and tries to murder her as she escapes with Shauzia. Parvana and Shauzia figure out how to cover up, and Idrees is suddenly summoned to battle in a war that has quite recently started. At the point when Parvana returns home, Fattema begs her to stop the perilous ploy, revealing to her that her relatives acknowledged Soraya and that they will be gathered in two days. Parvana concedes to the condition that she visits Nurullah in jail to illuminate him where they will live, as Razaq has a cousin that lives there that will give her access. She sorrowfully says goodbye to Shauzia, promising that they will meet quite a while after that. In any case, as Parvana goes to the jail, Fattema's cousin arrives sooner than required and constrains them to accompany him without Parvana, as the war is beginning and the streets will soon be blocked. Fatema, in the long run, faces her cousin, declining to give him a chance to take them further, and he leaves the family stranded in the street. Fatema, in the long run, faces her cousin, declining to give him a chance to take them further, and he leaves the family stranded in the street.   

•