By Khaled HosseiniAs in his wonderful bestsellers, The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini continues to show his understanding of human personality and relationships. This book opens with a fable about a family whose child must be sacrificed to benefit her family and redeem society. Like the child in the parable, Pari becomes the pawn that brings a more prosperous life to her Afghani family, while they also suffer remorse and second thoughts. She meanwhile goes on to a difficult childhood, but a happy and successful adult life. In the end, her two worlds come together and she gets to see what her life might have been.
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