Khaled Hosseini is a very acclaimed author who not only describes the atrocities of various humanitarian crisis people suffer but also manages various NGOs to benefit such lives at their best. From such treasure boxes, you are showered with his incredible stories inspired by various serious damages and bravery of real people clearly shown as the best books by Khaled Hosseini. You might find them a bit dark and depressing but the real stars do shine in darkness similarly you can enjoy the best inspiration of happiness found in the most depressing times. Along with that  Iahve included more books that are inspired by his genre of writing and display fabulous works. Here it is the best-known books of Khaled Hosseini and other amazing writers inspired by Khaled’s genre of writing.

List of Top 10 Books inspired by Khaled Hosseini

1. The Kite Runner

This is one of the top unforgettable, heartbreaking story carved intricately by Khaled. I consider its one of the top books by Khaled Hosseini that can never match up with the most innocent writing of a realistic situation by any other author. This book explores the unlikely friendship between a wealthy boy and the son of his father’s servant, in a country that is in the process of being destroyed. Do read it, not only you’ll be drowned in the nostalgia of your childhood friendship but you get to discover how unbiased and innocently pure we are in our young years which leads us to the best gifts in life.

2. A Thousand Splendid Suns

Here Khaled Hosseini is revealing his own knowledge about the in-depth changes during the changing governance in his home country Afghanistan. There are several breathtaking plots against the volatile events of Afghanistan’s last thirty years from the Soviet invasion to the reign of the Taliban to post-Taliban rebuilding that in this famous book by Khaled Hosseini that puts the violence, fear, hope, and faith in a very set proportion by describing lives of 3 different women who somehow catch up their journey in the end and prove to be a reason of liberation from all of the disparity.

3. And the Mountains Echoed

This is another Afghanistan story from 1952 about a boy named Abdullah and his sister Pari who live with their father and stepmother in the small village of Shadbagh. This engaging bestseller book by Khaled Hosseini displays the sibling’s journey across the desert to Kabul with their father. Pari and Abdullah have no sense of the fate that unfolds and tears their lives apart. To explore more do read this masterpiece on your own.

4. Sea Prayer

This is an important typically illustrated book on the refugee crisis that will break your heart in under 48 pages. This Khaled Hosseini’s book was among the top New York Times -bestselling authors list. Here he catches up the deteriorating effects of Syria’s before the war, and of that city’s swift transformation from a home into a deadly war zone. There is a display of Prayer which is composed in the form of a letter, from a father to his son, on the eve of their journey. Watching over his sleeping son, the father reflects on the dangerous sea-crossing that lies before them. It is also a vivid portrait of their life in Homs, Syria.

5. Way More Than Luck: Commencement Speeches by Jonathan Safran Foer and Khaled Hosseini

It might sound weird and ironic that this famous Khaled Hosseini’s book written along with Jonathan Safran Foer is a motivational book that curbs along with a lot of inspiring quotes and stories inspiring the world with their subtle dark ends of lives. All of this is basically a universally uplifting book that handsomely packages with a cloth spine and energetic typography throughout. Do read this book which is prepared in a very smart and intricate manner serving a special gift for graduates or those who are in the initial stages of being adults.

6. The Pear That Broke its Shell by Nadia Hashimi

You might expect for more from Khaled Hosseini but here it is a very unknown author who can make you delve deeply into women’s lives in Afghanistan across a time span of two centuries and is particularly worth a read if you’re looking for more books like A Thousand Splendid Suns plots done in the most-read book by Khaled Hosseini.

7. The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood

By far now you might’ve finished the series version of this famous plot. This book was originally written in 1985 and has recently been turned into a TV series. Talking about the aftermath of a staged attack to overthrow the government by a militant evangelist group in the USA this book is no less than a pearl-like the books of Khaled Hosseini. The government put in place in the country is denoted as the Republic of Gilead who sets up a hierarchical society based off of fanatical Christian ideals where if the women are found to be fertile are enslaved as handmaids to high ranking officials and forced to bear children for them. The women are stripped of all of their rights and are forbidden to do such things as read or hold jobs.

8. The Lord of the Flies by William Golding

This book focuses on a group of young boys who survive a plane crash on an isolated island and are then forced to survive by themselves under such harsh conditions that put fourths the morality of every human instinct we think we have. This book is definitely not set up in Afghanistan or has some plot like Khaled Hosseini does but the writing and engagement you find from the characters is no less than what you experience in the popular books of Khaled Hosseini.

9. Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts

Here the story is set up far away from Afghanistan borders where an Australian man, who escapes from jail and flees to Mumbai. This is somewhat a thriller novel too which actually inspires a lot of lives being proceeded with such form of exposure especially in India where his life becomes intertwined with the multicultural society in the Indian city. The philosophical style of writing shares many similarities with Khaled Hosseini’s book list. The novel also explores a different side of Afghan society through Lin’s dealings with the Afghan mafia later in the book.

10. The Boy in Striped Pajamas by John Boyne 

Here you are drawn by the author’s way of writing where even the times of world war feels like a present event. They follow the story of Bruno, a young German boy in WWII who moves to close to a concentration camp after his father. He becomes a commander there and forms a friendship with Shmuel, a Jewish boy. So it’s obvious that you might have some pictured what happens with the jews at the end of WWII but keep pace with the author as he has a lot of twists to surprise you just like the books by Khaled Hosseini you read makes you feel chilled and wanting for more at the same time.

Hope you enjoyed these top 10 books from Khaled Hosseini and other acclaimed writers that are super awesome with their skills in defining the best moments of reality to your imaginations in a subtle but harsh and true manner. There are a lot of more authors like Khaled who are there in the market not so acclaimed or best at selling their books as he did. But their stories are worth reading including the Khaled Hosseini’s books that provide you with a strong base to read others with complete devotion and understanding.