A Thousand Splendid Suns

[AliBeat]

I finished reading it a few minutes ago, and like The Kite Runner, I found myself crying during a few parts of it (those who have read it will probably know what I'm talking about). Anyway, I really really like like this books. I'd say it's easily one of my most cherished books that I've read and would highly recommend it to others.


On a side note, I also read Sundays at Tiffany's and thought it was a super cutesy book, but I still enjoyed it.

[TheBryTree]

Told you so!

[danyell]

I have it at home. I'm kind of scared to read it to be honest. I don't like being sad, as lame as that sounds.

[AliBeat]

Originally Posted by TheBryTree Told you so!

Yes you did!! And I'm so glad you said to read Sundays at Tiffany's first. (at least I think you said that)

Originally Posted by danyell I have it at home. I'm kind of scared to read it to be honest. I don't like being sad, as lame as that sounds.

While it's a sad book at some parts, it's also inspiring and really shows how truly strong a woman(women) can be.

[TheBryTree]

Originally Posted by i*Rawr Yes you did!! And I'm so glad you said to read Sundays at Tiffany's first. (at least I think you said that) While it's a sad book at some parts, it's also inspiring and really shows how truly strong a woman(women) can be.

I did say that!

Originally Posted by danyell I have it at home. I'm kind of scared to read it to be honest. I don't like being sad, as lame as that sounds.

Like i Rawr said.. it is still good despite the sad parts... and there are also happy parts too! It is worth the read. I generally have a hard time with sad things (I'm STILL crying over dumbledore) but this book is fantastic.