
The Kite Runner
Khaled Hosseini
2003

Ian McEwan · 2001
351 pages
On one summer day in 1935, a girl misreads what she sees and tells a lie that destroys two lives. Years later, as war looms, she tries to understand and atone for what she did. A novel about memory, guilt and the stories we tell to survive.
Unreliable Narrator, Betrayal, Star-Crossed Lovers, War Fiction, Coming of Age, Twist Ending
Content warnings: sexual violence