Yann Martel

Life of Pi

Annika Arguemore

After reading this I was like "WHAT?!" because [spoiler redacted]. I did not expect that twist.

It's not my type of book, honestly, but it was still pretty entertaining. It was dynamic and elaborate and everything a book should be. It also provides a lot of intel into what one should do if one's stranded on an/the ocean which is pretty helpful, if you asked me.

Even though it sort of lagged on for a bit there on the part where Pi was stranded, the detailed telling of the so-called events and the perceptions of Pi were still pretty emphasized and did not for a bit falter even though I was expecting it to. It had consistency and I guess that's one of the thing I admire most about this book.

It may seem hard on the eyes at first but once you've started reading, you'll breeze your way through it.

Life of Pi

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