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It made me cry hard. I usually read a couple of books a week. I really could not put it down and i keep rereading it. It also made me feel happy. This is my favorite book I have ever read. Such a touching well written story.
I strongly recommend it. This is another masterpiece by Khaled Hosseini. Wonderfully written, the story of Mariam and Laila must be very much alike many other Afghanian women.
These women are my heroes. I have nothing but deep admiration and profound respect for women that survive such horrible lives, such deplorable treatments bestowed upon them by insecure men that in order to feel superior, ridicule and abuse their spouses. These are questions that plagued my mind as I read.
Women that have harships and a life that is seldom fair to them. How can anyone live like that. It's a heart-wrenching realization to know that there are so many women like Mariam and Layla in this world.
How can women be treated in such an inhumane despicable way. Khaled Hosseini is a gifted writer and I consider this book his masterpiece. I knew next to nothing about Afganistan or the Taliban prior to reading "The Kite Runner" and now "A thousand Splendid Suns".
It's so unimaginable to know all the misery Mariam and Layla had to endure at the hands of that monster Rasheed.
Extremely well written.Intriguing, informative, lots of historical significance Could not put it down. Couldn't wait to get to the next page.
It opens your eyes to the suffering that the people of war-ravaged Afghanistan have endured and continue to do endure on a daily basis. I've learned a lot about a country (Afghanistan) that I really knew nothing about before, and I've come to somewhat understand and greatly appreciate the Afghan culture. I would recommend this book to anyone looking to expand their cultural horizons, while at the same time experiencing a great story about the strength of 2 women in Kabul who experience love and loss during modern day war. This book is amazing. It is touching in its portrayal of human strength through suffering, loss and disappointment.
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