HI
4 weeks ago
HI
How to read "The Kite Runner"
It made me 
"My Nan let me borrow this book and it is one of the best i have read. A great story that is brutally honest. READ IT if you ever get a chance!"
How I did it: Borrowed the book off my Nan, started reading it and could not put it down. I read it in two days which is quick for me. This goal is not hard to reach because it is such an amazing stroy, believe me, the book is soooo good!
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Untitled
1 month ago
im a sophmore in high school and if it wasn’t for the fact that my teacher made us i would have never picked it up and would have missed out
shel27 is not procrastinating.
amazing book!
1 month ago
i had to read it for school, and i’m so glad because i probably wouldn’t have picked it up otherwise and it’s absolutely incredible.
i finished the book in under 36 hours, and it never left my sight in that time period. it even sat in my lap while i took a break from reading to eat meals.
it made me cry more than once but it’s an amazing story. read it, you won’t regret it.
Redemption
2 months ago
my aunt gave me this book in the summer and i finished it last month…i haven’t read something this good in a long time!
its really deep and meaningful. it mostly reflects on the past. one of my fave parts is in the first chapter when he says
“I became what I am today at the age of twelve…it’s wrong what they say about the past, I’ve learned, about how you can bury it. Because the past claws its way out.”
Untitled
3 months ago
I’ve never read this book, but I saw my friends read it, and all of them said it was actually very good so I wanna check it out
oh man...
5 months ago
number 106 on the hold list…ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
i should just buy the book and donate my copy to the library when i’m finished with it…lol
Untitled
6 months ago
I started “The Kite Runner” yesterday. My iPod Touch was nearly out of power and I was stuck on an airplane.
By the time I reached home I had finished the first 100 pages of the book. I like it a lot so far and I am definitely learning a lot about Afghani culture.
humm..
7 months ago
I got free tickets today, from a lady at my work, to see the movie.. she got them from a women magazine.. so there was I and my friend in a cinema filled with mostly elderly women.. quite the experience.. they sniffed and cried.. and when the punches started flying they where accopanied by lots of “oh no”s and “my dear”s.. the movie was good.. slow pace, but quite meaningful.. and I went home a bit richer.. and Im not talking about the free-bee bag filled with chocolate, anti-aging products and women reading…
