For You, A Thousand Tears: The Emotional Rollercoaster of 'The Kite Runner'
I recently finished reading Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner, and it’s one of those rare books that leaves a lasting impression long after you turn the final page. In the Initial 50 pages itself the realization dawned on me that I'M NEVER GONNA BE SAME AFTER READING THIS.... It changed my way of looking at Life and trust me when I say this, IT SHATTERED ME TO THE CORE!!!! My words won't be able to express my core feelings for this book but I will still try to convey my words without giving spoilers.. This book explored themes of guilt and redemption through the story of Amir . From the beginning, Amir's character was both relatable and frustrating—his desire for his father’s approval and the societal pressures he faced led him to betray his closest friend, Hassan. Amir’s guilt haunted him, just as it can haunt any of us who have made choices we regret. What I found truly compelling was Amir’s slow and painful path toward redemption. It wasn’t some neat, fairy-tale resolu...