I think the book was one of the best books I ever read. I hope that I can remember this book throughout my life because I want to be able to share it to other people and influence them to read it. There are things in the book that I never even thought of like kite wars, and all that. It's a really good book I can't wait to see the movie I'm sure what I pictured in my mind can be even better when I watch the movie. My favorite character was Hassan because he was the best kite runner in the book and he was also smart and knew a lot of tricks, when he got older and had a son I figured his son would be pretty much just like him and he is. Hassan also was good at slingshots and had perfect aim, his son does too when he hit assef in the eye. I would most definitely read this book over again whenever I am bored because not only is it a good book it also taught me a lot of things about foreigners that some aren't as bad as people make them seem like. Another thing about this book is that there was a time where they were in the 9/11 part of time, and after that happened it talked about how the Americans went to Afghanistan to bomb them and all the cities and towns Amir has been as a child were all bombed. It kinda sends a chill down your spine to think that all the places you were at has been destroyed. Throughout the book I had a thought that they might talk about 9/11 because one this book was in Afghanistan and two how the years done went by and as it got to 2001 I had a feeling that the twin towers would be bought up. Even though it's fiction it still has details in it that happened in real life and that's all the details that makes this book a very interesting book to be read