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Chapters 1 - 3

· This lesson plan is based on the following version of this book: Farizan, Sara. If You Could Be Mine. New York: Workman Publishing, 2013.

· Chapter 1 begins on page 1.

· The narrator, Sahar, describes her life at age 6.

· Sahar enjoyed playing football with the boys more than playing with dolls with Nasrin.

· Nasrin would get upset with Sahar for not wanting to play dolls with her and would pull her hair.

· Sahar fell in love with Nasrin when she told her that Sahar belongs to her.

· Back then, the girls did not wear headscarves and were not yet considered “whores of Babylon” (1).

· Sahar notes that Nasrin takes good care of her hair even though they cover it now, something Sahar finds pointless.

· Sahar wonders if people can tell that she is in love with Nasrin.

· When she was 6, Sahar told her mother that she wanted to marry Nasrin.

· Sahar...

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