It's a small read, took me around 40 minutes or so to read it. The story is set in Waziristan and is about a family struggling with its identity. I don't know if I want to say that it is about accepting others for what they are. The flow of story did imply that that is what it is all about, but unfortunately failed to show it. There are some good lines, and the dialogues are quite verbose, which adds a bit of flair to the whole story. I quite liked it. What I loved most though, was the background song. There is a central theme to the story, and the end/beginning of each chapter the author adds a few lines of a poem or song, and that gives it a wonderful kind of continuity.
Quite an interesting story!