The End of All Endings

hen writing your blog, consider the following:

•Were the predictions you made about this section of the text accurate or not?

•What did you like best about your chosen text?

•With what, if anything, did you struggle?

•Choose your favourite line, quote it, and explain why you chose it.

•What kind of personal connections have you made with your chosen text?

•Were you satisfied at the end of your reading? Why or why not?

The predictions were accurate when I said that Amir would regret not talking to Hassan, but I did not expect Hassan to die at all.i though this story would have a happy ending between Amir and Hassan, but it turns out that they will never have made up because Amir was too late .The text was so emotional and I felt like the characters were real because the author made the whole story seem real .The best thing about this text was the characters and the plot twists that were very surprising.I would have never guessed that the story would end up this way from the way it had started.I struggled with the slang at first but i got used to it and learned a lot of new stuff.Most of the words are close to arabic words so I understood a few without the english term.My favourite line is “it always hurts more to have and lose than to not have in the first place.” because it reflects so much on the novel.How Hassan never knew that he and Amir had the same dad, or him not having a mom when he was younger.This novel made me read grief, tragedy.and regret from another perspective.I really liked the book, even though I was mostly crying the entire time but I would recommend it to others because you get so into the book that you can’t put it down.

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