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Chris Cobb cobb1766 — I must admit that I had some trepidation in starting this novel, along with hope and excitement. Hosseini's first book, "The Kite Runner" is quite truthfully, one of the best novels I have ever had the pleasure of reading and I can state most elatedly that "A Thousand Splendid Suns" will take it's place amongst those stories that I cherish. I was apprehensive in starting this book simply because I was worried that I would be disappointed; that it would not be clearly as heart wrenchingly good as "The Kite Runner". I can't say whether it touched me more or less, but it absolutely broke my heart and restored my understanding and faith in the greater human good all at once. I could not put this book down. A tale of tragedy, sacrifice and sadness but surmised hope. His apt weaving of love, war, & kinship leave nothing of want. The relationships between Jalil and Mariam, Mariam and Laila, and finally Laila and Tariq are well developed and leave you with great empathy and understanding of each of them and a profound sadness overall. I believe that he has opened up a window to both the Muslim faith and Afghanistan that many Westerners would never have known and has given his people a face and heart that may go unnoticed or misunderstood at best in a time when the state of the world leaves much to the imagination thanks to terrorism, war and the dehumanization of innocent people everywhere who are caught in the middle of such mess. It has reminded me to be grateful for what I have and where I live, when others do not have such luxury. Khaled Hosseini has a gift in storytelling and I anxiously await his next novel and have the utmost confidence that he will deliver another companion to his other books on mine (and thousands of others) favourites shelves.