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I wish those zealots and officials so fucking full of hubris and greed will read this book and know that for every war they rage, every bomb they load and every bullets they unleash there will always be innocents caught in between. People who are good and are loved but are now forgotten corpses beneath those dilapidated buildings.

I have never been to Afghanistan before (I imagine very few of us on Goodreads have) but this book paints such a vivid mental image of life in Kabul during the early 70s (before the Soviet deployment of their Army there) that I feel as if I have some kind of first-hand experience. I am not saying it is an accurate picture of the real Kabul at the time, just that the image and the imaginary atmosphere seems very real. Wild horses couldn’t drag me there now, but I imagine back then it was a nice place and time to grow up in (depending on your station in life there I guess).