Paolo Coelho’s books really have a huge impact on me. They made me think more, explore more and made me realize how import and beautiful life is. I really admire his open-mindess about certain topics that are usually taboos to other people.
As of now, I’ve only read 3 of his best-selling novels and I can’t wait to read the rest.
The Alchemist. A personal favorite of mine. I’ve been hearing positive remarks about this book and I was dying to get a copy of it. Unfortunately I only got my personal copy several days ago thanks to my sister who provided me two PC novels (The Alchemist and 11 Minutes).
The book tells about the story of
This book is really inspiring especially to those who still have doubts about following and discovering their dreams and realizing that what they’re looking for are the ones standing at their doorsteps.
The Zahir. The first ever PC book that I’ve read. I borrowed a copy from Quennie and returned it after several months (I didn’t know why It took me so long to finish this amazing book). The description of this book is that it’s a novel of obsession.
The story revolves around the narrator, a bestselling novelist's search for his missing wife, Esther. He enjoys all the privileges that money and celebrity bring. He is suspected of foul play by the authorities and the press of having a role to play in the inexplicable disappearance of his wife from their Paris home.
Thereby, the protagonist is forced to re-examine his own life and marriage as well. The narrator is unable to figure out what led to Esther's disappearance. Was she abducted or had she abandoned their marriage? He comes across Mikhail, one of Esther's friends. The narrator with his help realizes that to find Esther, he must find his own self. Mikhail introduces him to a tribe who has unconventional ways of living. Through the narrator's journey from
Another must-read. :]]
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