In this novel, a water gun is filled with urine and sprayed on a (10[1])character (10[1])by a boy who is beaten with a prosthetic limb in revenge. The title (-5[1])of this novel (10[1])comes (-5[1])from a poem by Saib Tabrizi (10[1])that mentions how “every street” of its primary setting (10[1])is “enthralling to the eye.” In this novel, one character is forced to chew rocks by her shoemaker husband after not cooking rice sufficiently. (10[2])A businessman in this novel lies about being on a trip to avoid seeing the movie Pinocchio with his daughter due to (10[1])her status (10[1])as a harami, or bastard. (10[3])In this novel, (10[1])Mullah (-5[1])Faizullah (10[1])teaches (10[1]-5[1])Miriam to read (-5[1])the Quran (10[2])decades (-5[1])before (10[1]-5[1])she kills her husband (10[2])to defend his younger second wife, Laila. (10[2])For 10 (-5[1])points, (10[1])Kabul (10[2])is the setting of what 2007 (10[1]-5[1])novel (-5[2])by (-5[1])Khaled (10[1]-5[2])Hosseini (10[4]0[1]-5[5])written (-5[2])after (0[1])The Kite (-5[1])Runner? (10[3])■END■ (10[11]0[5])