Amir is finally able to make good decisions in his life, and
is turning into a good person. He realizes that he is able to make his father
proud without hurting others. I think Amir and Soraya are perfect for each
other because they both have troubled pasts, but I really would have liked Amir
to open up about his past once Soraya did.
The one thing I don’t like about this book is the weird time
frame. Every time a new year comes up I get very confused on when things are
happening. If it would use Amir’s age every time instead of years it would be
much less confusing.
I know this book is supposed to be about Amir and his
redemption but I feel so bad for Sohrab even though he is such a minor
character right now. Every time someone he loves comes into his life they die
or leave him behind; first his grandma, then Rhahim Khan, then both of his
parents. I hope that when Amir finds him he will truly stay in his life and
hopefully bring him back to America.
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