As opposed to the world-view of Afghan women, the book And the Mountains Echoed, has a character Nila Wahdati who is a representation of Khaled Hosseini's memory of the Afghan women he saw when he was a teenager. "There would be really striking women in short skirts," he recalls. "Beautiful, very outspoken, temperamental, endlessly – in my... Continue Reading →
And the Mountains Echoed – Review
Book: And the Mountains Echoed Author: Khaled Hosseini Year: 2013 For most parts, humans require closure. It's comforting to have answers. It's satisfying to see the jigsaw complete. It's healing to see everything's okay in the end. But what about the frayed ends that jut out of the narration and tie in nowhere? What about... Continue Reading →

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