The Kite Runner
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Penetrating, pursuing to the very Nutra story about friendship and loyalty, about betrayal and redemption. Gentle, ironic and good sentimental, Roman Halad Hossainee resembles a picturesque cloth that can be considered infinite.
The story unfolds in a pre-war Kabul of the 1970s. In this magical city, overflowing all the shades of gold and lazories, there are two weather boys, Amir and Hassan. One belonged to the local aristocracy, the other - to the despised minority. One father was beautiful and important, in the other - chrome and pity. Mr. and servant, prince and beggar, handsome and crippled. But there was no people closer in the light than these two boys. Soon, Kabulian idyll will change formidable storms. And boys, as if two paper serpents, picked up this storm and stuck in different directions. Each has its own fate, their own tragedy, but they, as in childhood, are connected by the strongest uzami
The story unfolds in a pre-war Kabul of the 1970s. In this magical city, overflowing all the shades of gold and lazories, there are two weather boys, Amir and Hassan. One belonged to the local aristocracy, the other - to the despised minority. One father was beautiful and important, in the other - chrome and pity. Mr. and servant, prince and beggar, handsome and crippled. But there was no people closer in the light than these two boys. Soon, Kabulian idyll will change formidable storms. And boys, as if two paper serpents, picked up this storm and stuck in different directions. Each has its own fate, their own tragedy, but they, as in childhood, are connected by the strongest uzami
Author:
Author:Hosseini H.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Paper:
Paper:White
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-86471-673-1
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