(signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad (signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad (signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad
(signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad (signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad (signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad

(signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad

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(signed) The Bookseller of Kabul ~ Asne Seierstad

Medium soft cover
Very good condition
Signed by the author on the title page

Between these pages lies not only the story of a family, but the signature of the storyteller herself.

A signed first edition of Åsne Seierstads gripping account of post-Taliban Afghanistan, this medium softcover stands apart from mass-market reprints. The authors signature adds a personal trace to her bold, immersive journalism, making this copy a coveted piece for collectors and readers alike.

💡 Perfect for those drawn to real-world narratives, cultural insight, and resilient voices. Ideal as a gift or a statement piece in your personal library.

Set in post-Taliban Kabul, this intimate narrative follows a Norwegian journalist living with an Afghan bookseller and his family. Åsne Seierstad reveals the complexities of tradition, gender roles, and personal ambition in a society rebuilding itself. Told with immersive clarity and emotional depth, The Bookseller of Kabul sheds light on daily life behind closed doors and the contradictions of cultural change.

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