Khaled Hosseini is the Man Who Makes a Difference with His Novels

"His people have tried to overcome intense forces - they continue to threaten their power even today," Hower. Haled Husseini's novel brought a different perspective to Afghanistan to many of his readers. After reading Hosseini's book, people began paying more attention to this place, expressed a sympathy rather than a negative opinion. Media information accounts for Afghanistan as a cause of poverty, but it does not explain why they live in such circumstances, and how these countries affect their daily lives.

Happiness of people around. Amir, Haled · Hosseini's novel "Kite Runner", his father's Baba's main character, and captain Tafri are examples of these people. If you are afraid of these people, they may harm the lives of the surrounding people or infringe it. In Khalid Husseini's novel "Kite Runner", the validity of the statement that fear is the root cause of egoism is clear, as Amir, Baba, General Tahri are selfish due to their fear. Action Amir

Amir is the narrator of this novel. In most of this story Khalid Hosseini acknowledges that this character was "a stubborn coward who could not help his best friend", so Hosseini will create sympathy for Amir throughout the environment I chose. Instead of giving his personality until the last third of the book. His mother was born in Pashtun in 1963 and his mother died. As a child, he likes talking about stories, and Rahim Khan recommends that he become a writer. At the age of 18, he and his father escaped to the United States after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, where he pursued the dream of the writer.

Guilt is the result of sin, sin is a mistaken result. In the novel, The Kite Runner, the hero of Khair Hosseini, compensated for his sins. When Amir was 12 years old, he witnessed his best friend Hassan raped in the alley. Amir did not confront his friend, but escaped with egoism and embarrassment. The guilt he chose was one day bothering Amir until he got an old man 's phone, and he told him "There is a way to be better again." (2) In his Odyssey the kite The runner follows Amir. Let's not get hurt. Through this trip, Haledo Hosseini tells the message that sin and guilt can be redempted at any time