Аннотация
Khaled Hosseini’s novels, notably The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns, delve into the intricate emotional and psychological development of adolescent characters, portraying their struggles with identity, trauma, and moral dilemmas. These works provide insight into how formative years are marked by inner conflict and the quest for personal growth, set against the backdrop of socio-political turmoil. This article explores the portrayal of adolescent psychology in Hosseini's works, highlighting the universal themes of guilt, identity, and emotional maturation, while also examining how these experiences are shaped by Afghan cultural and societal norms. The article aims to demonstrate how Hosseini’s nuanced depiction of adolescence resonates with readers worldwide, offering a complex portrayal of youth and psychological transformation.