Historias de Thekiterunner

ABOUT THE STORY: A girl(name undisclosed) goes to San Francisco with a few questions for Sohrab,a character in her favourite book,her visit turns her world upside down,she learns about his entire story,beginning to end,but coincidence is a funny thing and his story alters hers in a manner no one ever could have predicted. The idea for this book was purely mine,but I owe it to the Great Khalid Husseini...if for not his gorgeous book,this story would not have been written,so the entire story,every single word is dedicated to him and his genius,which is 'The Kite Runner' I would recommend reading 'The Kite Runner' before you pick this book up because I may or may not ruin parts from it...and then don't say I didn't warn you. This is a fictitious story and any resemblance to anyone living...or dead is purely coincidental.

"It was a dark little tale about a man who found a magic cup and learned that if he wept into the cup, his ears turned into pearls. But even though he had always been poor, he was a happy man and rarely shed a tear..." Based on this except (and the rest of it but that would be spoilers) from The Kite Runner.

A further look into the lives of Amir, Soraya, and Sohrab. Old scars begin to heal and new bonds form.

The Kite Runner Blog.

A short story on Amirs feelings towards his fathers death in The Kite Runner.

"right here, on the coffee table."

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IOP IB English Literature Presentation A story or narration I wrote of Amir sharing his experience from America to his way to Kabul. Inspired by The Kite Runner written by Khaled Hosseini Here's a music video I edited using the scenes from the movie adaptation of The Kite Runner with a song titled Where's my love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaHSBttqK40&t=7s

Inspired by Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner comes a fictional extra chapter set after the events of the novel. This was my English Literature assignment and focuses mainly on Sohrab. I strongly recommend reading The Kite Runner. It's a fantastic novel that conveys so much emotion and digs very deep into the feelings of guilt, identity and the abuse of power. Khaled Hosseini is truly an amazing writer. Disclaimer: This is an extra chapter put together by my imagination. I do not own the characters nor the original story. All rights remain with Khaled Hosseini.

A boy finds a letter in a second hand book he bought at a roadside shop. A letter written to the owner of the novel. Read on to find out what follows. A story that links all of us in some ways.

"Reading books is the most glorious pastime that humankind has yet devised" ~ Wislawa Szymborska "A book is the only place in which you can examine a fragile thought without breaking it" ~ Edward P. Morgan

A sequel to The Kite Runner I wrote for English class and liked. Let me know what you think!

Two Friends - One App. Have you ever wished to read your favorite novel for the first time again? Do you want to? Well, that's exactly what two best friends wanted all their lives. Their wish got fulfilled when they stumbled upon an app built for the very same purpose. But what happens when they decide to use it? Will they even use it? Is it worth it though? To create new memories at the cost of old ones? Read on to find out! After all, you don't get to be choosy when it comes to memories...

This is a paragraph from Sohrab's perspective, let me know if you want me to write more stuff.

June, A very pretty girl of age 12, who just recently read 3 of the best-selling novels of Khaled Hosseini, accidentally trips into a pond and surfaces again at a very unfamiliar place. She sees a young boy with brown hair tell a tall man, "I think I have Saratan." She sees the father tell him that he can get the drinks in the Dickey on his own. She realises that she is inside The Kite Runner and She doesn't have an Identity. This is her chance to give Hassan new hope, and Amir his deserved redemption.