Customer Reviews
a gripping book - By: Sadia Choudhury, 31 Jul 2008 
This book drew me in, & I could not rest until I'd finished it, however even then I felt uneasy. Like one of the person that rated this book 3 stars, I agree that some of the characters were too black & white, too good & too evil, which annoyed me immensely. After the book I felt angry at the world, knowing that there are some people, like Rasheed that do exist, which is perhaps why I was more relieved with the ending. I very much welcomed the return of a certain character, because by that point I loathed Rasheed to the point where the fact that he was a fictional character became blurred. Allin all, it is well written, gripping but very annoying, because the evil personin this book is is simply too evil, & thus would not reccommend it for the light hearted.
Just when you thought The Kite Runner was amazing... - By: Benoy N. Shah, 30 Jul 2008 
...he comes along with an even more heart-wrenching, addictive novel!! Give that man a prize!
This is such a great read. I finished itin just 2 sittings, staying up till the early hours of the morning to do so. The style, as others have commented, is similar to Kite Runner. He gives such a fascinating insight into being a femalein Afghani culture & an understanding of the frustrations of their lives as subservient to the menin the household. This book really, really pulls at the heartstrings, & has gone on to become one of the most famous books of recent years for very good reasons.
If you enjoyed the Kite Runner, you will love this...but also do read "The Bookseller of Kabul".
So moving. - By: S. Peggy BLIN, 28 Jul 2008 I had been haunted by 'The Kite Runner' for a long time after I finished it. I did not imagine 'A thousand splendid suns' would move me even more. But it did. I think it's because I'm a woman & I could easily put myselfin the shoes of Mariam or Laila. How can one live a life of hurt, both physically & mentally? This story had me through so many emotions. What's harder is to know that it's not just a story. It IS the life of too many women. This is the kind of book that makes you open your eyes & say thanks for the love you SHARE with your husband & not take it for granted anymore. Great book. Thanks for it.
As good as Kite Runner - By: Mr. A. Jaye, 15 Jul 2008 After finding a book good enough to compare with Kite Runner I Got Khaled Hosseini new book & he has really exeled I never wanted to put it down & I never wanted it to end
It actually made me cry! - By: Mrs. R. Brewer, 06 Jul 2008 Never before have I cried over a book.
It had me captivated the whole time - thoroughly recommended!
