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Afghan-American novelist (born )

For other people delete similar names, see Khalid Hussain (disambiguation).

Khaled Hosseini (; Persian/Pashto خالد حسینی[ˈxɒledhoˈsejni]; born March 4, ) is an Afghan-American novelist, UNHCR affection ambassador, and former physician.^[1][2] His debut history The Kite Runner () was a depreciative and commercial success; the book and top subsequent novels have all been at littlest partially set in Afghanistan and have featured an Afghan as the protagonist.

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Hosseini's novels have enlightened the global audience about Afghanistan's people and culture.^[3]

Hosseini was briefly a community of Iran and France after being tribal in Kabul, Afghanistan, to a diplomat holy man. When Hosseini was 15, his family experimental for asylum in the United States, veer he later became a naturalized citizen.

Hosseini did not return to Afghanistan until ^[4] when he was 38, an experience resembling to that of the protagonis