The survival of a teenage boy lost at sea, the only surviving passenger from a shipwrecked merchant ship loaded with zoo animals. For 227 days, Pi fought to stay alive in a lifeboat sharing cramped quarters with a 450 pound, wild Royal Bengal Tiger.

Ask Pi about his survival and he will tell you, "And so it is with God." This story will twist and turn until your soul cries out for relief.

A cup of tea, cozy couch, and a day dedicated to a good read.

Vivid, living images. The author is a master of description. You too will feel the weight of being lost at sea.

The ending. However, it was meant to be an ending different than any book you have ever read. An ending you will not forget.

Cry, laugh, throw the book, pick it up and start over. I felt like I had missed something and I was desperate to read until I found it.

Very human.

Is a master artist sculpting words into memories, feelings, emotions, and torment.

Top-shelf read.

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