Well I finished a couple days ago, dang good book. I think my favorite character in the book was Sohram, Hassan's son. And I really like the ending. You may want to stop reading this if you haven't finished... Tash, and Shane. But I like the Afgan way of thinking how everything is about the end. That no matter what you go through, it's all worth it in the end as long as it works out. But I like that Amir becomes a little of his father and a little of Hassan. And mostly liked that the book didn't really end with an end, but a small beginning. Reminds me of a verse in Isaiah, chapter 6 verse 13, that though the leaves of the tree be "dead" and scattered life and potential to produce still remain in it.
I like that it asks questions left to us to answer.
Love ya'll
Inshallah...
Aanor
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And if it doesn't work out, in the end, is it worth it?
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