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Thorough analysis of a variety of quotes from The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. Includes complete examination of character arcs, the treatment of women in the novel, as well as an examination of thematic ideas that perpetuate itself throughout the book.

This is my book report that I used for my oral exam 6 Gymnasium. It concerns Khaled Hosseini's book The Kite Runner. This includes: a summary in English, an overview of the main characters in English, and a review.

Character and relationship analysis of Khalid Hosseini's 'The Kite Runner.' All done in mind map format for easy studying and revision. In-depth analysis of Amir, Baba, Hassan, Ali, Sohrab and Assef. The minor charaters are ananlysed in bullet point form. These notes are handwritten on an iPad. Extreme effort went into making these notes, I thoroughly believe that they will prove to be very helpful.

This document is a collection of paragraphs I wrote for the Kite Runner scenes I analysed. I used majority of these scenes in my essays. I obtained A* for my Kite Runner essays. This is useful for inspiration for your own essays.

In this summary you can find : - Summaries of each chapter - Description of the main characters - Main themes - Notes of some topics (based on presentation)

The Kite Runner

notes from my first year studying the social and political protest unit- specifically the kite runner by khaled hosseini. extremely detailed and useful to someone studying this subject

A* SUMMARY FOR 'THE KITE RUNNER ' AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B ELEMENTS OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PROTEST - This document includes everything you will need to learn about 'The Kite Runner' in order to get an A* in your English Literature A-Level. This document includes: an overview of the novel, character analysis', key quotations and an in-depth analysis for all the assessment objectives (A01, A02, A03, A04 and A05) which includes key information the novel, analysis of form, structure, tone and ...

“Political and social protest writing explores conspiracy within communities, families and societies.” (25) A grade analysis of The kite runner and the handmaid's tale- linked essay

This document provides a summary of The Kite Runner. Its divided into following sections: 1. Setting of the Story 2.Theme 3.Character most admired (by me) namely, Hassan 4.Critical evaluation of the storyline

This document is about the characterisation of the character Assef, from the book The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. It states and explains how he embodies hypocrisy and tyranny throughout the book and uses quotes from the book to help support the key points.

A* SUMMARY FOR 'THE KITE RUNNER ' AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B ELEMENTS OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PROTEST - This document includes everything you will need to learn about 'The Kite Runner' in order to get an A* in your English Literature A-Level. This document includes: an overview of the novel, character analysis', key quotations and an in-depth analysis for all the assessment objectives (A01, A02, A03, A04 and A05) which includes key information the novel, analysis of form, structure, tone and ...

“Political and social protest writing explores conspiracy within communities, families and societies.” (25) A grade analysis of The kite runner and the handmaid's tale- linked essay

notes from my first year studying the social and political protest unit- specifically the kite runner by khaled hosseini. extremely detailed and useful to someone studying this subject

Collation of notes from Year 12, good summaries and mindmaps in order to get familiar with texts. Timelines and character analysis from an A STAR student

A STAR level mindmaps, amazing for anyone studying english literature at A level. character analysis for Assef and loads of context

In this summary you can find : - Summaries of each chapter - Description of the main characters - Main themes - Notes of some topics (based on presentation)

This presentation is about the topic of religion in the novel " The Kite Runner ". We talk about Islam and it two different categories (Sunni & Shia). The topic is treated in the whole book.

Essay topic: Analyse the quotation By Khalid Hosseini below and write an essay in response to the topic that follows: “No matter how far wrong you’ve gone, you can always turn around” Khaled Hosseini In a carefully planned essay of 500 words, discuss how this quotation is evident in Amir’s journey This essay received an A+ grade