Tuesday, November 11, 2008
A Thousand Splendid Suns
For my outside reading project, I chose to read the book titled A Thousand Splendid Suns, written by Khaled Hosseini. It is a story about Afghanistan’s last thirty years. The main character is a girl called Mariam, and she is a girl, and she was treated very poorly by her family. She was called things by her mother that she never understood until she was older, her mother said that Mariam was a waste of space, and that her mother didn’t deserve a child like her, for all the suffering she has been through. I am not very far into the book yet, but I am very excited to read it because I like Khaled Hosseini’s style. I previously have read the book The Kite Runner and really liked it. This was one of the main reasons that I picked to read this book, because I have previous experience with Khaled Hosseini and his writing, I understand it more. I think this book will be very interesting, also learning about the past of Afghanistan. It is very interesting to learn about the history of the country. All of the past rulers, the good ones and the bad ones, and just the past events that made the country what it is now. I can not wait to keep reading this book and am ready to find more about the character Mariam, and who she really is.
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Hey Nick this is Austin Dummer. I just wanted to let you know that "A Thousand Splendid Suns", sounds like a very interesting book. But I have one negative comment. You noted that there is a lot of rude remarks made to the girl by her mom, well, you might get caught up after reading so much of this book that you are like this girl. Just remember, nobody makes rude remarks to you. Enjoy your book.
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