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Rana Hazem hanafrragb160 — This book is RAW... gritty... electrifying. The strength of Ree's character was impressive and touching. I'd totally be her "Sweet Pea" friend because she kicked ass.

Luca Delli lds86 — I read this many years ago and it's time to read it again.

Nurdin Bekkeldiev nurdinbek — Another good book by the mother/daughter team. The storyline was not as interesting as some of their other Christmas capers, but it still held my interest.

Pri Assunção priassuncao — This was a lovely book written by a man from the point of view of a woman -- and done exceedingly well. Hosseini is a marvelous writer who wraps his reader in Afghanistan and clearly shows its simple beauty, its suffering and chaos over the years, and the resilience of its people. His style is at once lyrical and matter-of-fact and I marvel at the ability of someone whose first language is not English to write in English this well. The characters are fully developed and the reader comes to understand their complexities, their faults, and their virtues. The friendship between the two protagonists is tenderly and carefully explored as it grows, and the strength that they bring to each other is touching. Hosseieni has taken a lot of hits for presenting Afghanistan in a negative light, but he really does not, and I urge future writers to ignore the reviews that posit this misrepresentation. Clearly he loves and grieves for his native land. Anyone with a grain of sensetivity can pick this up from the book. Does he expose its attitude toward women - yes. Is this a criticism? Perhaps, but it is also a fact. I loved this book, as did my S.O. The only criticism I had was that it could have been cut a bit in the details, especially at the end where Hosseini goes on and on about the secrets contained in the box. As they say in Amadeus: "Too many notes."