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Armchair Travels: Pakistan
Explore and discover Pakistan with these books.
Cookbooks
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Rawji, Tahera and Hamida Suleman Simply Indian: Sweet and Spicy Recipes from India, Pakistan and East Africa TX724.5.I4 R39 2002x |
| The rich tastes of Indian food are maintained even with the simplified recipes and techniques shared in this cookbook. | |
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Lowe, Diane and Mike Davidson 100 Best Balti Curries: Authentic Dishes from the Baltihouses TX819.C9 L68 1994x | |
| Balti curries are a Northern Pakistan cuisine, and this book provides all the information for how to prepare this dishes. | |
Travel Guides
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Lonely Planet: Pakistan & the Karakoram Highway. DS376.8.P3173x 2004 6th ed. |
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Wilson, Paul The Silk Roads: A Route & Planning Guide DS4.8.W55 2003x |
Memoirs
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Alter, Stephen Amritsar to Lahore: A Journey Across the India-Pakistan Border DS414.2.A55 2001 | |
| A man describes his 1997 journey across the India and Pakistan border. Along the way, he interviews people from both countries and from all classes and casts. | |
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Mai, Mukhtar with Marie-Thérèse Cuny In the Name of Honor: A Memoir HQ1745.5.Z75 M353 2006x |
| The inside story of the woman who was gang-raped in Pakistan, fought back, and won, changing the course of women's rights in that country. | |
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Mortenson, Greg and David Oliver Relin Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Fight Terrorism and Build Nations -- One School at a Time LC2330.M67 2006 |
| Read this story of a man who was cared for in a Pakistani village and showed his appreciation by building a school. | |
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Musharraf, Pervez In the Line of Fire: A Memoir DS389.22.M87 A3 2006 |
| This controversial book was written by Pakistan's military president. | |
Other Nonfiction
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Cohen, Stephen P. The Idea of Pakistan DS376.9.C63 2004 |
| The story of Pakistan, the reason for its creation, and its current state, politically. | |
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Haqqani, Husain Pakistan: Between Mosque and Military JQ629.A38 C585 2005 |
| A guide to understanding Pakistan, from a former advisor to three Pakistani prime ministers and a current professor of international relations at Boston University. | |
Updated: 4/24/2007
