Life of Pi

[Blackin]

Has abybody read Life of Pi? I'm at the second chapter now.

[ChocolateIzzy]

I borrowed it from the school library and gonna read it!!! Looking forward to it! i so wanna see the movie!

[Ramica]

I've read the book a couple of times. I find until the shipwreck that the story is a little boring - once Pi is shipwrecked then it gets far more interesting.

 

I saw the movie and just loved it! The visual effects and story were very well done.

[Andrius1z]

I love, love, loooove the book- every page of it. I'd like to ask the author how he came up with the idea of the parasitic seaweed island thingy someday.

Edited February 20, 2013 by Andrius1z

[cfmtfm]

I'm progressing through it very slowly. Downside of this is that I found that I thought about the story differently every time I read the book.

 

I read a huge chunk and then put it down for a few weeks... Read some more of it and found that I thought differently about it all the time. It's quite a thought-provoking book though. :3 I guess with this kind of effect, you can get people reading the story over and over with different thoughts.

 

I (unfortunately) haven't seen the movie, but I tend to prefer the book over movies anyway. With a book like this, I don't want to be let down by the movie (like what happened with Eragon).

[Lola-Deathblossom10]

I remember reading it in 5th grade. Didn't get the meaning behind it but LOVED the book. I picked it up last year and I read it again. It sort of hit me with a new swing. I watched the movie, really loved it - I'm actually surprised they got most of it. Movies are usually a hurry-burry dissapointment. But Life of Pi actually 'got it' and the visual effects were AMAZING

[senyi]

It's a great book C:

[DarkWaters]

The book was good.

[GoingUnder71]

I read it all in a couple hours. Quite a good book. I got freaked out by the carnivorous island though, couldn't sleep that night.

[Dauntingale]

Haha... I didn't know it was a book. The movie was good, if you're interested. c: