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I actually liked the ending and found it happy. I know many people say this book is really traumatic, but honestly, I didn't feel that way. Maybe because I already know about the Taliban and all the things that happened in Afghanistan and I've read many emotional books.

The part that made me the most angry was when Amir didn't help Hassan in the alley. Hassan was always loyal to him, and when he needed Amir the most, he just left him alone. And Hassan getting killed was another part that really made me sad.

I liked Amir's character development, especially how he finally stood up for Hassan's son. He couldn't change what happened in the past, but at least he tried to do something right this time.

My only problem with the book was the pacing. Some parts, especially the character development and the chapters about Amir's life in America, felt a little boring to me. But overall, it was worth reading.

Maybe I've already read a lot of emotional stuff, or maybe it's just me (depression ) but the book didn't affect me as much as I expected. Still, I really enjoyed it, and I'm glad I read it.

planning to buy this one for college

I tried this today, it's not worth the hype, but not bad either. First sip gives a nice coffee kick, but the aftertaste is pretty weird. The carbonation is strong, which is a plus. Overall, it tastes like cold coffee mixed with soda water.

It was a good read overall, but not one of Agatha Christie's best for me. The beginning felt a bit boring because there were so many character introductions. I have the same problem with movies too hehe.

The ending was decent, but the killer was somewhat predictable. Maybe that's because I've watched hundreds of crime thrillers, so I started getting suspicious pretty early. What I didn't see coming, was the method of the murdr. That part surprised me and was probably my favorite twist in the book.

My favorite character was Anthony. He was hated in the story tho, but I enjoyed his character. He was intelligent, his observations helped move the investigation forward, and I liked how deeply he cared for Iris.

Overall, I'd give it around a 7.5/10. Not Christie's strongest mystery, but still an enjoyable read with a clever surprise or two.

>!why did Ruth and Victor take so long to try to kill Iris?!<

Every murder kept me hooked and the tension grew stronger with each chapter, I liked how she creates an intense atmosphere making it impossible to trust anyone, the climax completely shocked me, i thought it will some kind of negative energy or horror type stuff

Every murder kept me hooked and the tension grew stronger with each chapter, I liked how she creates an intense atmosphere making it impossible to trust anyone, the climax completely shocked me, i thought it will some kind of negative energy or horror type stuff 🥴🥴

Popeyes is far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far better than KFC,

Chicken is very moist and juicy and are big

Im addicted to their bold chicken burger and garlic chicken wrap (but size is small only 6inch)

Don't buy online their packaging and platform fees r higher 90rs

I'm a rookie reader

completed white nights, silent patient, dark matter, norwegian woods, if cats disappeared from the world, the travelling cat chronicles, housemaid, metamorphosis , animal farm and the night at the call center (my first novel I read in my high school 2017)

My first novel was One night at the call center, I read this shit in class 10th 2017

And I'm currently reading and then there were none by Agatha Christie

Just Completed reading The travelling cat chronicles and picked this