Life of Pi

 by Yann Martel


An adolescent's family and their remaining zoo animals are crossing the ocean to begin a new life in Canada.

  I love reading and my Master Plan for 2024 has a goal specifically about books.  Life of Pi, a story of ocean survival, I was surprised how much I did not like this book.  It took me forever to read it.  

For.  Eh.  Ver.  

This book might be one where the movie was better, and I hardly EVER say that!

What have you been reading?

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  1. Sum of their StoriesJanuary 29, 2024 at 6:44 AM

    Interesting. I read this over 10 years ago and although I found it a bit odd in a few places overall I liked it. There was one line that I loved so much I made a note of it, I think it was quite early on in the book, when they were talking about faith and agnostics: "To choose doubt as a philosophy of life is akin to choosing immobility as a means of transport" and I really liked that!
    I tend to only read on holiday though, when I fly through books pretty quickly as I sit by the pool. When a book drags on it kind of sucks all the fun out of it doesn't it?

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