Friday, November 20, 2009
Book Review
I start to read to this book for home assignment, I mere get through this book in couple of days, nevertheless, I couldn’t put it down once I started and I was totally absorbed in the setting of this book. And I will definitely spend time to plough through it again later. It is such a wonderful book. It is so hard to depict friendship, servant hood, and brotherhood at the same time, but Hosseini did it successfully!
The Kite Runner
I like this book. Hassan always said "for you, a thousand times over," bur Amir chose to ignore, such a tragic results not only is caused by the individual differences in these young and the children had been instilled the subconscious and corresponding to their social status "should" and "should not", a hazara servant should fight, but noble master is not worth to take any risks for a hazara servant. It is unfair.People can not adviod his human weakness, what’s the most important things is beat it. Amir came over it and make up his mistake in the end. It is what I learned from the book.
'The Kite Runner' Review
I would recommend this book because it is a touching, meaningful story which encompasses a real situation which is occurring in the world. It gives insight into the trauma and tragedy of the innocent people in Afghanistan. The storyline also includes a good moral lesson, which can really be taken to heart by the reader. The reader can see how easily friendships can be broken but how difficult it is to put them together again. At times the text is not very clear and concise with what the author is trying to say. Confusion can occur when there are phrases in a foreign language.
Review for Kite Runner
In the beginning of Kite Runner, the call from Rahim Khan recalled the days of the author Khaled Hosseini’s childhood in Afghanistan. Amir was the son of a rich family in the capital city Kabul of Afghanistan. His Baba was a successful businessman who had a good reputation and prestige. Hassan, a servant and friend to Amir, was a brave and loyal person. He used to stand up for Amir and regard Amir as his best friend. Comparing with Hassan, Amir was so cowardly and selfish. One important plot in this book is the Kite competition. When Amir saw Hassan was hit by Assef, he did nothing. When Russian invaded Afghanistan, Amir and BaBa escaped to United States. They had a different life in America and worked hard for their new life. Amir loved writing the fiction in America. He built a new family with his wife Saraya who is also from Afghanistan. Amir has changed a lot and begun to think about others. After he talked with Rahim Khan, he thinks about that he will go to save Hassan’s son to make up for Hassan.
This is a great book for me. From this book, I felt a lot about the friendship and how to be a good friend. When I read every chapter, I would expect what will happen in the future. In addition, I learned how to be brave and responsible man like Baba and adult Amir. To sum up, this is worthy to read. It will help the readers to know much about your life.
review of the kite runner
This novel is so attractive to me. Because it writes about people’s weakness, and as the time going on how people overcome it, also, it teach us a lesson that we should treasure the thing around us, when you loss it, you will find how precious it is and no matter what you do to make it up, it won’t come back again.
Kite Runner review
I think that this is a wonderful novel and should be read by everone! it is amazing to see how precious life is, and how family and friendship bonds are forever no matter what. This is a wonderful novel and i truly enjoyed reading it. I reccommend it and everyone should get a copy at some point in their lives. It truly teaches one a lot.
Literary Analysis of the Kite Runner
The first chapter is started with a call from Rahim Khan, who is one of the main characters in this Kite Runner. When Amir picked up Rahim’s call, he hesitated for a long time: whether he should come back to Pakistan, where has tons of memory of Amir’s childhood, or not. Amir and Hassan grew up together, and they experienced numerous things such as sharing Amir’s story, flying kites or fighting against Assef who did some bad behavior to Hassan. Actually, Amir was not a 100 percent bad person---he was selfish, superficial and coward, but in the later years he changed a little bit , for example, at last he decided to go back to Pakistan and took care of Hassan’s son. Hassan is the person who treated Amir as a fantastic master and friend--- he obeyed to Amir no matter what Amir said. In the opposite, Amir just looked him as a slave almost all the time--- he was full of jealous when Baba showed his love to Hassan. In the end of the story, both Amir and Assef got what they deserved, which pointed to that Amir suffered with his bad behavior to Hassan and Assef lost one of his eyes.
This powerful book, Kite Runner, makes me think about many characteristics which we need to be a good person. In addition, it helps me develop a standard about how to evaluate a person. Also, marvelous description about the changes of Amir gives me an imagination of his future life… All in all, I value this book a lot, which made me lost in my thoughts about how to be a good person as best as I can for several times.