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Discuss The Kite Runner

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Re: Discuss The Kite Runner

Post Number:#31  Postby Timpane » 04 Oct 2011, 10:12

I discovered the way the scribe recounted components of afghan heritage actually intriguing which just supplemented to the story. Also discovered the descriptions of the afghan immigrants and how they had to resolve in American afresh very interesting.
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Re: Discuss The Kite Runner

Post Number:#32  Postby matthewarnold » 10 Oct 2011, 23:40

i read only one chapter of this book found there is so pain in the story as it not seems outer .i am eager to read other chapter and deferentially its fantastic story .
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Re: Discuss The Kite Runner

Post Number:#33  Postby anisha_astrologer » 11 Oct 2011, 01:08

this was one of the best books i have read in a long time. a beautiful description of childhood friendship, loyalty, insecurities. the way the novel moves swiftly from one childhood (that of narrator) to another(that of Sohrab). the description of war-torn Afghanistan was an eye opener. i can go on and on about the book. yes i always recommend this book to almost everyone who i meet.
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Re: Discuss The Kite Runner

Post Number:#34  Postby utopiadream » 24 Oct 2011, 23:18

If you want to understand the simplicity and the beauty of life in the East, then Khalid Hosseini is the author that I'd recommend.
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Re: Discuss The Kite Runner

Post Number:#35  Postby jayceeme2010 » 16 May 2012, 15:00

I read the book several months ago, and it was definitely awesome!
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