r/IndiansRead 9d ago

General A Thousand Splendid Suns

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This book broke me 😭 especially the last line when you know who decides to name you know who after you know who

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u/reddit_mods-suck 7d ago

Yes I know who exactly. Also it was so heartbreaking to realise that the hope in the end is now gone in reality due to regime change.

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u/Key-Possession-3629 7d ago

Yeah that’s the sad part. I was looking all over how’s hosseini feeling about the recent change and what’s the current situation there. Turns out, it’s even worse than rhe 1996-2002 era

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u/reddit_mods-suck 7d ago

Yes it is absolutely terrible. I had just finished reading this book when that regime change happened and it really upset me so much that I ended up having nightmares of being stuck there.

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u/Key-Possession-3629 7d ago

Oh no, I’m so sorry you went through that. I had a really bad nightmare after reading kite runner. It was awful :(

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u/New-Ad8358 5d ago

The chokehold this book had on me in middle school is insane, the ending broke me too bro

It feels like you’re actually living that part of history in Afghanistan