The Kite Runner is story of an Afghan kid named Amir. His relationship with Hassan, Baba and the others. We can see the tragedy that happened with war in Afghanistan and how our life could change with a single act. Khaled Hosseini shows us a strong relationship, real meaning of brotherhood, a family tragedy and transition in Amir’s life. While Hassan gives loyalty a complete different meaning, Baba reminds us, what can a father sacrifice or do for his son. Innocence and cruelty, growing up with struggles and regrets mixed in a fluent way in The Kite Runner.
You can feel the pain and struggles in your heart while you are reading. With Khaled Hosseini's descriptions, you feel like, you are in the story. Struggles of characters would remind our own’s. The Kite Runner is 371 page of drama that takes you in. If you do not like sadness and hard times, my recommendation is do not even attempt to open the cover. But, if you would like to read a good piece of literature, go and have one now. The Kite Runner is one of a kind about what it is going to be tells you.
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