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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Life of Pi.


Pi, a young Indian boy, is on his way to Canada with his family when their ship sinks. The story that follows is of his time on the lifeboat. It's a fascinating read that keeps you turning the pages with an ending that makes you go BACK and read the details again. I love books that have a great ending twist. It's a tale of religion, adventure, survival, and of how the human mind can save us from madness when we need it most.
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  1. Your review makes me want to read this book.
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