The Life of Pi
I've been slower with books recently, but since Dallas at the end of May, I've been reading "The Life of Pi" by Yann Martel. This book went through phases for me, from the interestingly intellectual, to horrifying, to lulls and monotony to wonder and sheer 'wow.' After finishing this book, I have a mind to look at the bible, among many other things, in a new way.
It's late, and I don't have the consciousness to really get into things, but I do wonder if anyone else has read this book, and what you many have thought. I'm still too blown away to really make a formal dissection.
In the meantime, inspired by Emma, I picked up a copy of The Alchemist today, and unless my mood changes, I'm planning on making that my next book. Hopefully I can make a better habit of keeping up on my reading. Those moments at the end of a book where everything comes together are far too rare to limit to a few times a year.
It's late, and I don't have the consciousness to really get into things, but I do wonder if anyone else has read this book, and what you many have thought. I'm still too blown away to really make a formal dissection.
In the meantime, inspired by Emma, I picked up a copy of The Alchemist today, and unless my mood changes, I'm planning on making that my next book. Hopefully I can make a better habit of keeping up on my reading. Those moments at the end of a book where everything comes together are far too rare to limit to a few times a year.