I enjoy reading Paulo Coelho’s novels. They are always inspirational. Or simply put – food for the soul. To be frank, I enjoy reading some of his earlier works better than his recent ones. Hence my expectation for “Aleph” was not that high. This book surprises me on several fronts. First, it is quite a [...]
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The Winner Stands Alone by Paulo Coelho – A Dark Piece Of Work That Inspires, Not Entertains
July 2nd, 2009 8 Comments
I have read almost all of Paulo Coelho‘s English translated novels (except “Like the Flowing River”). “Winner”, to me, is by far his darkest piece of work. Still inspirational, like all his previous works. But it delivers blow after blow to the readers and make us think: What have we been doing to our lives? [...]
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Paulo Coelho – Brida – Witchcraft, Bridging the Visible and the Invisible
May 14th, 2008 44 Comments
OK. Seldom do I need to finish reading a book, write a review, and return it to the library before midnight. This is going to be an interesting experience. Usually after I arrive at the last page of a book, I would revisit all the pages I noted that are pivoting to the development of the story for completeness’s [...]
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The Witch Of Portobello – It’s Still A Paulo Coelho Fiction
November 11th, 2007 1 Comment
If you are new to Paulo Coelho – a Brazilian writer who has sold more than 85 millions books worldwide in 63 languages – I would certainly recommend “The Alchemist” and the trilogy “By the River Piedra I sat Down and Wept”, “Veronika Decides to Die”, and “The Devil and Miss Prym”. I think those [...]
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