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ASSALAM-O-ALAIKUM
THE KITE RUNNER
The Kite Runner is the main novel by Afghan-American writer Khaled Hosseini. Published in 2003 by Riverhead Books, it recounts to the narrative of Amir, a little youngster from the Wazir Akbar Khan area of Kabul, whose dearest companion is Hassan. The story is set against a scenery of turbulent occasions, from the fall of Afghanistan's government through the Soviet military intercession, the mass migration of evacuees to Pakistan and the United States, and the ascent of the Taliban system.
Hosseini has remarked that he believes The Kite Runner to be a dad child relationship story, accentuating the familial parts of the account, a component that he kept on utilizing in his later works. Themes of blame and recovery include noticeably in the novel with an urgent scene delineating a demonstration of rape that occurs against Hassan that Amir neglects to forestall. The circumstance, in general, was the principal motivation behind why Amir and Hassan's kinship finished. The last 50% of the book fixates on Amir's endeavors to make up for this offense by protecting Hassan's child two decades later.
The Kite Runner turned into a smash hit in the wake of being imprinted in softcover and was advocated in book clubs. It was a main New York Times smash hit for more than two years, with more than 7,000,000 duplicates sold in the United States. Reviews were commonly positive, however, parts of the plot attracted huge discussion Afghanistan. Various adjustments were made after distribution, including a 2007 film of a similar name, a few phase exhibitions, and a realistic novel. The epic is additionally accessible in a multi-CD book recording read by the writer.\
Plot
Amir, a wealthy Pashtun kid, and Hassan, a Hazara who is the child of Ali, Amir's dad's hireling, go through their days kite battling in the heretofore tranquil city of Kabul. Flying kites was an approach to get away from the awful reality the two young men were living in. Hassan is an effective «kite runner» for Amir; he knows where the kite will land without watching it. The two young men are motherless: Amir's mom kicked the bucket in labor, while Hassan's mom, Sanaubar, basically surrendered him and Ali. Amir's dad, an affluent dealer Amir warmly alludes to as Baba, adores the two young men. He tries purchasing Hassan the very same things as Amir, to Amir's irritation. In 1979, after five years, the Soviet Union militarily interceded in Afghanistan. Baba and Amir getaway to Peshawar, Pakistan, and afterward to Fremont, California, where they settle in a summary loft. Baba starts work at a service station. From Rahim Khan, Amir discovers that Hassan and Ali are both dead. Ali was executed by a land mine. Hassan and his better half were slaughtered after Hassan wouldn't permit the Taliban to appropriate Baba and Amir's home in Kabul. Rahim Khan further uncovers that Ali was sterile and was not Hassan's organic dad. Hassan was really the child of Sanaubar and Baba, making him Amir's relative.
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