Everyone who enjoys reading should pick up a Khaled Hosseini book. He is a brilliant and smart writer. One of the best writer of our time. Kite Runner is a must read

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9 жыл бұрын

Royd Kapesa Definitely, he is fantastic

I’m obsessed with Khalid Hosseini. He’s become my favorite author

Khaled Hosseini books were ones that led me to read non-fiction books about Afghanistan. I look forward to reading And the Mountains Echoed too.

I loved Abdulla and Pari's storyline and did like this book but the multiple storylines bothered me a bit because it was a bit complicated. I love the way you talk about books, it's so fascinating. :D

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9 жыл бұрын

***** Yeah it definitely took a bit to get readjusted to the time and the relation everyone had to each other. But for some reason this one worked for me And thank you

The sound of this one is very intriguing. I like the idea of putting a puzzle together. I know I will love the writing as I think he really is a brilliant writer. It is amazing to think that he was a doctor first, before he became a writer. I am really glad he is now able to be a full time creative.

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9 жыл бұрын

Kathleen Ann Yeah his writing is really just so superb.

"Putting together a puzzle" is basically the magic phrase that will make me pick up any book, so I'm definitely going to look around for this one. It sounds awesome. And I've never read anything set un Afganistan either, so it will be interesting. Thanks for the rec!

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9 жыл бұрын

Rambles on Reads Nice! I hope you like it :D

I read The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns. I too thought the Kite Runner phenomenal. I could not put it down. I look forward to reading And the Mountains Echoed.

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8 жыл бұрын

+Carl Kirsch awesome! i hope you enjoy this, too

Thanks. Will read Mountain Echoed. Just finished Kite Runner,I am still running after the kite of all the ups and downs.

❤ This book will be revered forever! What you shared was how I felt when I read.

What a great puzzle analogy! I've never read one of his books but have been seeing this author around so i think I'll check him out! Thanks for sharing

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9 жыл бұрын

tashakaloTV Definitely check him out, his books are so great, IMO

I loved the part of Nabi the most. It was really moving.

@humeira1794

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and interesting too ...like if he wouldn't have been their none of them could have met at the end ...all of it happened bcoz of nabi

I recently picked up a copy of The Kite Runner(got it at a church rummage sale,actually) and will probably save it for my fall reading as I have a huge amount of summer time books to go through. Glad to hear such great things about his work and love the puzzle analogy! I do crosswords in a similar way:)

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9 жыл бұрын

Deathadderdiva Enjoy The Kite Runner! It is really so fantastic, but really heartbreaking, too.

I was very moved by “A Thousand Splendid Suns.” The characterizations that Hosseini creates of especially Maryam, Leila, Aziza, and what he thought they represented . How he situates them in the construct of “Afghanistan” and their characters’ symbolism of the country’s history, present, and potential future. And the threading of the interplay/ interaction between them-especially between Maryam and Leila, against the backdrop of their surroundings both on individual and collective levels. The historical references are generally amply-explained or contextualized. Unfortunately Goodreads put a word economy limit on my enthusiasm; so I had to publish my (5000ish-word) essay on my personal blog [I may have gotten into it a bit too much, admittedly 😂].

This book is still sitting in my shelf, because I was a little hesitant because a lot of ppl said that it's not like kite runner or a thousand splendid suns, but after hearing your review, I believe I should give a try. Good non spoiler review!

@sheyringhang2269

5 жыл бұрын

do read it.Its really good...

I don't know why but out of all nabi was my favourite ...also I would have loved to read more about Thalia and Marcos ...also what happened to Adel ?!

I want to work out so that I could hold a book up straight for 6 min

I really liked the other books of him so I started reading this one too. But i feel this was quite a messy one. It jumped so much from story to story and I felt that some character's story didn't make sense as a whole in the book. It just ended and i didn't understand the significance of that story in the whole book. Like that doctor's life in Greece. The main story was about Abdullah and Pari but it drifted a lot. And many times even in the middle of the chapter, it jumped years, characters. I liked the main storyline but somehow not the whole book.

I need to get to this one. I enjoyed both of his other books a lot. I think I was excited when it first came out and then I forgot about it as time went on and I was waiting for it to be more available at the library.

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9 жыл бұрын

***** Yeah I feel like that happened to a lot of people with this book because there was so much buzz when it first came out, but I feel like I barely heard anyone talk about it

Their stories make me cry a lot accidentally, in the first day of new year, 2022. I think i will read again and again, when my eyes be well better and the sorrow be fade. :(

Amazing review! Have been meaning to pick this book up for ages. The Kite Runner is one of my all-time favs.

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9 жыл бұрын

vol43 Thank you! You should definitely check this one out, and A Thousand Splendid Suns if you haven't already

i read his other two books this year and am eager to get to this one. I thought The Kite Runner was phenomenal, and it's really stuck with me. Suns didn't impress me as much. but the structure of this one sounds like something that's right up my alley. i've heard some say this was their favorite of his and others that they didn't like it at all, so i'm intrigued to get to it. the way you describe it as a puzzle makes me even more excited for it! great review!

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9 жыл бұрын

WellDoneBooks Thanks! I hope you end up enjoying it. I can definitely see why people wouldn't like this book because it is different from his other books, but I ended up really liking it

yeah for sure.. very nice..I just started with 15 pages ..and you have already told me they are gonna get separated..

Such a great review! I felt the same emotions while reading this book.

I really lied and appreciated your review, very detailed and helpful! ,!

Kite runner is bestttttt

I wish the book described more about what happened to pari’s dad

i am reading this one and ahh...theres such a turn of events so far..

Made me want to pick up one of his books!

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9 жыл бұрын

librarystacks Yeahhhh do it!

Wow!! A great review. Thank you!!!!

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9 жыл бұрын

shmoolicious Thank you! :D

Thankyou so much dear💐👍🏼

Ya it is actually very messy in the middle

@prabhavbhagat292

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah .But that was kind of the point of the novel . Remember how Nabi says that a good story is like a train . No matter which compartment you enter sooner or later you will reach the end . And that is true with this one , I read the middle section in a completely messed up order and it all made just about perfect sense to me ....

@humeira1794

3 жыл бұрын

Nabi was my favourite character..

after reading the kite runner i got depression

TBR, of course.

@rinceyreads

9 жыл бұрын

***** Woo hoo! :D

@estasiddiqui7934

8 жыл бұрын

Does the End Justify the Means. to download free @ tinyurl . com \ pgs2qow . remove spaces.

Good

You guys, it's Afghan. Not 'Afghani people'. Just saying.

So sorry, liked 😮

Afghan* not afghani