The story within this story was an engaging fantasy, one which left me constantly wondering what would happen next, which was described with convincing detail and internal consistency, and in which the relationship between the two main characters transcended to become something more than the sum of ...
There was a part in the book where Pi is explaining something that Richard Parker does. I was curious to know how and what was it. So I googled it. One of the first options was a video (YouTube). Imagine my delight when I read the comments and almost every single of them was of somebody reading "Lif...
Pi Patel is the sole survivor of a shipwreck that takes place between his native India and Canada, where his family is bound with their zoo animals. Pi talks about his life in India, helping his family run the little zoo, and how much he learns about the animals under his care.After the shipwreck (t...
2 1/2 stars. This was a book that I read aloud to Peter. Usually I don't think that affects my rating of a book, whether or not it's read aloud, but I really felt that in this book's case I would have given it a higher rating had I been reading it in my head to myself. I probably would've rated this...
What an amazing tale of survival. The first part of the book is a little slow but when you hit the second part, it really gets going. If you are a mad animal lover, you may not like some parts as they are quite gruesome, but if you can get past that, this is a fantastic read. I couldn't put the book...
Extremely well written. Would have given this five stars if I had been able to get into the book at all in the first section. Once he was actually leaving India, when the real story began, I was hooked.
It took me a while to get into this book. Even at the 50% mark, it still bored me a little. It starts off with a religious introduction but then later develops into an action filled story. It reminded me of Les Miserables, starting with religion before getting into the actual story. Pi Patel is defi...
It took me a while to get into this book. Even at the 50% mark, it still bored me a little. It starts off with a religious introduction but then later develops into an action filled story. It reminded me of Les Miserables, starting with religion before getting into the actual story. Pi Patel is defi...
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