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The Kite Runner :- Review

"We choose books; or book choose us" This debut novel by much acclaimed author is set in Afghanistan and revolves around the life of a boy called 'Amir'.  This tale is extravagantly drawn over the relationship that amir shares with his father and with his friend the illiterate and poor 'Hasan'. Amir's love for kites and his friend coupled with the strained emotions resulting from an incident that changes the course of his life plummets the book and engages the reader.  "The Kite Runner", my maiden Historical Fiction, perhaps going to be my favourite unless and until i am besieged by the four walls of my room because of the nationwide lockdown. If this review gives you the impression that it is an altogether a depressing read, then it isn't.  The one word i would describe about "The Kite Runner" is "Alive". It's so alive that the characters,  Kabul, the scenes everything just creeps its way into your heart and leaves yo...