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If you don't mind a fair amount of graphically described sex scenes, along with some massive keep-you-on-the-edge-of-your-seat plot twists and somehow I had a hunch when another one was coming, and yet I still got the plot twist wrong... This is the book for you. Don't let the explicit scenes keep you away if it's not…

I really enjoyed the cultural insight of this. While it started off as the center focus of the Bookseller in Kabul, it quickly branched off in many directions of his life around him and began to confuse me. I enjoyed it overall.

A slow start and although not a religious book, it was a bit heavy with it in the beginning - but as I kept reading, it picked up and it became one I read and couldn't put down til 4am. Definitely a beautiful story of acceptance, humanity and overcoming being different.

Definitely a hard read, but necessary to not only remember the worst times, but the survival and perseverence that some were fortunate to have survived through and teach us about.

I truthfully didn't expect this book to hit as deep as it did. I almost put it down in the beginning and then it took off. Each sister had their own story and war to fight, not only in the world around them but for themselves, in order to survive. Absolutely amazing.

For some reason this author hasn't jived with me the last 3 books.

Just not my type of book. I tried really hard, but couldn't get into it.

Just not my type of book. I tried really hard, but couldn't get into it.

Absolutely what-the-what just happened... the mystery of what happened to the gasping moments of - what-did-I-just-read and had to re-read it several times, to flying through pages while holding my breath and trying to gasp at the same time... phenomenal.

Definitely not how I thought the book would end, but I wasn't disappointed either...