Monday, March 28, 2005
life of pi
March 14th was the 'Pi' Day.
The book 'Life of Pi' still is in top selling charts at local bookstores.
Read it last winter, when my german ski resort roommate had it for practicing his English.
Somewhat quirky on side, it's mildly amusing.
Not sure it's all that great and captivating to be nominated for best selling book.
It's everywhere, though.
The beginning part, of exotic foreign lifestyle was cute and made me burst into laughter, here and there.
The transport in cargo ship scenario made me think of rather a trite Hollywood flick movie scenes.
It's definitely interesting writing style, to employ 1st person writing approach, mainly because the author's 1st person narration tone's not as common.
:)
The book 'Life of Pi' still is in top selling charts at local bookstores.
Read it last winter, when my german ski resort roommate had it for practicing his English.
Somewhat quirky on side, it's mildly amusing.
Not sure it's all that great and captivating to be nominated for best selling book.
It's everywhere, though.
The beginning part, of exotic foreign lifestyle was cute and made me burst into laughter, here and there.
The transport in cargo ship scenario made me think of rather a trite Hollywood flick movie scenes.
It's definitely interesting writing style, to employ 1st person writing approach, mainly because the author's 1st person narration tone's not as common.
:)
# posted by speattle @ 12:55 PM 
