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A review by pansy_ass
Life of Pi by Yann Martel
4.0
Life of Pi was by no means a thrilling, suspenseful adventure as far as Fast and Furious or Sex and the City lovers would be concerned.
However--and you know there is always a however--Life of Pi proved a psychological trip that no other drug but literature can induce. If you've ever found yourself wishing to pry apart someone's skull and get acquainted with their naked thoughts, ever longed for a No-Church-in-the-Wild experience, or ever pondered the extent of debasement a human soul can reach, there is a chance, however slight, that you will love this book.
It is not for those who cannot slog through finite detail with ease, nor for those who need everything now now NOW! Be patient with this book; it needs a moment to get comfortable telling you all its secrets.
However--and you know there is always a however--Life of Pi proved a psychological trip that no other drug but literature can induce. If you've ever found yourself wishing to pry apart someone's skull and get acquainted with their naked thoughts, ever longed for a No-Church-in-the-Wild experience, or ever pondered the extent of debasement a human soul can reach, there is a chance, however slight, that you will love this book.
It is not for those who cannot slog through finite detail with ease, nor for those who need everything now now NOW! Be patient with this book; it needs a moment to get comfortable telling you all its secrets.