THE KITE RUNNER
Khaled Hosseini is the great writer. He wrote many marvelous books. The Kite Runner is one of them. This book is based on the genre "topical".The story is placed in Afghanistan. The writer write about Afghanistan in the way that no reader get bore. There is no such political or diplomatic act of government is described in this book, which most of us thought and start feeling bore. The way he described the things held in Afghanistan is through a simple story.
He put every elements that, when a reader start reading it all human emotions start evoking for instance, guilt, fear, anger, love, honor , redemption.
When I started reading this book at beginning It was really hard for me to understand the characters but gradually I understood characters. Story is written in a form of biography not directly by the Author. Khaled Hosseini made a fiction character name "Amir" and this character told his story from childhood till adult. Story is like that Amir live with his father and his mother was died right after giving birth to Amir. Hassan and Ali are also fiction characters , they live with Amir and his father. They work as servants. but Amir and his father never treat them as servants . Ali and Amir's father spent there life together, they are like best friends. Similarly, Hassan and Amir are friends from childhood they spent. Amir's father was a respectable man in afghan society. He want from his son to be brave and courageous become like her father. His father has more expectations from his son, Amir. Ali and Hassan belongs from Hazara community so that is way many people in afghan didn't like them. Then some awkward situation was created in afghan and Russian attacked in afghan.
Writing techniques so awesome. khaled Hosseini use Emotive and colloquial language in his story. Words I felt was hard every time I opened dictionary to find meanings. I am surly, recommend all of you to must read "This kite Runner". It not only evokes human emotions but also information about how afghan people suffered and how they went another country as refuge. I will rate this book 10 out of 10.
