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Before She Sleeps
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*Before She Sleeps* by Bina Shah is a dystopian novel set in a future version of Pakistan, where societal collapse, environmental degradation, and a rigid patriarchy have led to the creation of a totalitarian state. The story follows a young woman named Kiran, who lives in a society where women are forced into isolation, their freedoms severely restricted, and their roles strictly defined. In this world, Kiran is part of an underground resistance that challenges the oppressive regime. The novel explores themes of female empowerment, gender inequality, and the struggle for personal freedom in a repressive society. Through Kiran’s journey, Shah weaves a tense, thought-provoking narrative about survival, rebellion, and the resilience of women in the face of extreme control and surveillance. *Before She Sleeps* is a powerful commentary on power dynamics, the control of women’s bodies, and the harsh consequences of authoritarianism.
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