The Kite Runner | Khaled Hosseini

For a long time I believed that the picture is always more expressive than anything else.. even the word, and I do not remember entering an emotional hysterical state except that behind it was a picture or pictures. Khaled Hosseini gave me this madness with storytelling, just storytelling, but what kind of storytelling? I couldn't stop myself from stopping often and making sure that this event really happened. I would stop and make myself a cup of tea, hoping the novel would change its mind about what I read a moment ago, again and again, deliberately and unconsciously. Many events kill you to make you alive, and many of them make you alive to kill you. But the sentence that carried me to a sea of sudden emotion and crying, despite its frequent repetition, was "For you, a thousand times and again."