The Kite Runner

The Kite Runner

Khaled Hosseini's first novel, The Kite Runner, illustrates the importance of close attention, care and love for the success of proper upbringing. Through a fabric wrapped around the images straight from a bad upbringing, the importance of proper upbringing and emphasized emerge. Baba neglecting the emotional needs of Amir, the abandonment of Sohrab Hassan when he is murdered, and the promise is broken by Sohrab Amir is all examples of bad parenting apparent Kite Runner. (Hosseini 125)

To illustrate his love for his father, Amir says, I worshiped Baba with an intensity that was almost religious. Moreover, love of children and petting her father is evident when he explains, often not Baba told me, much less let me sit on his lap, and I had been a fool to waste. This shows the level of respect and appreciation you have for your Father Amir. Baba is not always at home, however, because he is busy with his work and help members of the community.

Time Amir desperately wanted his father. He expresses this sentiment when, after winning the kite fighting competition, which reflects remember I was very happy when Baba was home. We eat together, go see a movie or visit Kaka, Homayoun, Faruq. Sometimes Baba Rahim Khan came and let me sit in his studio and a tea with them.(Everclear 50)

Baba lack of concern for the needs of your child creates a hole Amir finds himself able to fill with your kite. At the expense of his half-brother Hassan, Amir clings to the kite. At a time of need for Hassan, Amir decides to recover his kite, instead of helping his brother for the emotional value of the toy. Poor parenting Baba provides the basis of the novel; it leaves emotional scars such in Amir's life. It is the pretext that the novel as Amir embarks on a quest to correct his previous error. (Brinkley 200)

Parenting is a full-time responsibility, and the physical presence of a father is only a small part of everything a child needs. You can see a lot of unmet responsibilities similar to Amir's father in contemporary music. Father of Mine stresses the importance of always being a parent. He guidance of his father, and explains, asks me where you have been, you know I just closed my eyes, my whole world disappeared.

It also explains, I loved it when I was raised, I loved ...