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Old 04-04-2010, 04:12 AM   #4446
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Originally Posted by pholy View Post
I read Life of Pi back when I was recovering from my first (and so far, only) heart attack. I found it very cheering, which I much needed at the time. Very much a sense of life goes on, no matter how oddly.
I think that's a very good description. I enjoyed the book too.

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It's well worth persevering past those first few chapters, imo. Things start to make sense, the pace picks up.
Yes, the pace is starting to pick up now, and/or I'm getting used to the odd vocabulary and context (which I suppose is the point of those first chapters). I'm still reading it, and alternating with North and South which is just fascinating in its description of life and class struggles in the North of England in the mid-19th century. Very far from Jane Austen, and not as well written but very very interesting.
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