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message 1: by Sarah. B (new)

Sarah. B This book has been on my To Read shelf for years. I think I was put off reading it by all the hype. Everyone seemed to love it.
I found parts of it a little slow, and some descriptions were a little too graphic for me. I prefered the start of the book where the stories about Pi growing up were beautifully told. His discovery of various religions was really interesting too.
I`m glad I read the book. The ending is unexpected and really makes you want to go back and re-read the novel. It really does make you think and ask lots of questions. Well worth reading, now I want to see the film


message 2: by Melissa (new)

Melissa I loved this book and the movie as well.


message 3: by Annerlee (new)

Annerlee I saw bookstore displays about this book when it first came out and wondered how you could write a story about a boy and a tiger on a raft. I feel like I should read it (I have a copy) but keep putting it off. Like Sarah, the hype is putting me off now too.

This is the one I should tackle isn't it? : /

A few good reviews would definitely help motivate me.. maybe I should go and find some ; ) and report back when the book's read..


message 4: by Brittany (new)

Brittany Murray I love this book so much! I agree with Sarah that it leaves you with so many questions and makes your wonder. That is what's so great about it. I love this wondrous story of survival. One of my favorite reads of all time.


message 5: by Bookish (new)

Bookish (bookishwench) The book is one of my favorites. You know that feeling when you finish a really good book and you want to hold it close? This was one of those books for me. I thought it was a bit slow in the very beginning, but all of that was integral to the story.

Be motivated!


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