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卡勒德·鬍賽尼（Khaled Hosseini），1965年生於喀布爾，後隨父親逃往美國。鬍塞尼畢業於加州大學聖地亞哥醫學係，現居加州執業，並因其巨大的國際影響力，受邀擔任聯閤國親善大使。他的第一本小說《追風箏的人》問世後大獲成功，因書中角色刻畫生動，故事情節震撼感人，蟬聯亞馬遜排行榜131周之久，全球熱銷600萬冊，創下齣版奇跡。

出版者:BLOOMSBURY PUBLISHING

作者:[阿富汗] 卡勒德·鬍賽尼

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頁數:384

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出版時間:2007-5-22

價格:GBP 11.99

裝幀:Paperback

isbn號碼:9780747582977

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阿富汗
英文原版
小說
外國文學
英文
HOSSEINI
splendid
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'A beautifully crafted and disturbing story of two women victims of the wrath of men. As unforgettable as The Kite Runner, this novel places us in Afghanistan with an open heart' Isabel Allende 'I loved this book - I couldn't put it down and read it in one sitting. It is incredibly moving and a real insight into the madness and suffering of Afghanistan - in particular its women' Fiona Bruce 'Hosseini proves his credentials as a superstar storyteller. This follow up to The Kite Runner will have fans rampaging into bookshops desperate for their copy. Yet again he weaves a masterful story around the lives of two extraordinary and compelling characters brought together in adversity' Mariella Frostrup 'From further east comes, at long last, Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns in which the universally adored author of The Kite Runner returns with a study of love and self-sacrifice in a modern Afghan family' Sunday Telegraph

`The novel offers extraordinarily harrowing insights into the lives of Afghan women over the past three decades .... If he cut his teeth by writing about his countrymen, it is the plight of Afghanistan's women that has brought him to realise his full powers as a novelist'

`Hosseini has stuck with his winning formula: compelling, unflashy storytelling centred around two sympathetic protagonists struggling in difficult times ... nothing beats a good story'

`Hosseini is at his best in some of his description of the landscape and his account of the developing relationship of the two wives, which begins with hostility and slowly blossoms into a concord ...'