Not A Book Review #26: Sea Prayer Khaled Hosseini , Dan Williams (Illustrator)

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It feels strange when you start the story with blooming flowers and memories, but end the note with a wishful prayer.

This book is full of graphics. And the magical land. And the deadly ending. Khaled Hosseini never disappoints.

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