For whatever reason, I stopped reading the life of Pi... Big mistake.
This is one of the best presents I have ever received, and it is an instant favorite. thank you again, Riana.
I started it in the gully. I read the first half at Kim's house in St. George. Then it got to the story, and oddly enough, that is when I stopped... until I returned to St. George this last weekend. I started when we got to my cousins house... and I couldn't stop. I fished at the Bhar's when we stopped by to watch some movies (which I didn't watch).
I estimate I read 20% of this book going 80 miles an hour. 20% in my cousins house. 58% at the Bhar's. 1.5% at my house. And 0.5% in the gully. Not bad.
I don't know if it's based on a true story or not. I tell people it is, but I don't know. Frankly, I don't want to know. I choose to believe it for what it is. Please don't tell me otherwise.
Its a bittersweet thing to finish a book. Or should I say "...to finish a 'good' book". And the feeling is amplified when its a good series. This week I will be saying goodbye to and old friend. He has been with me for eight years.
Good luck Bobby.
why oh why did i stop reading pendragon??
ReplyDeleteFirst of all my name is spelled Riana. Secondly, I am so happy you read and loved Pi. It is definitely one of my favorites. Thirdly, I finished my book two minutes before I read your post. Crazy timing. It was a good one. It left me feeling good inside, wanting to be a better camper and making me adore grizzly bears for what they are. Not too many books can do that. Forth Happy mission call day!
ReplyDeletep.s.- as far as I'm concerned Pi is true.
I realized that your name was spelt wrong right after I got off, but then people where on the computer and then we went to go see the puppies.. so i kept forgetting.
ReplyDeleteCheck my blog, I posted about Bobby, too. :)
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