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Title: Judge the Book by its Cover: It Has a Tiger
Review: Life of Pi is the kind of book that many people would look at the first page and put the book down, walk out of the room, and lock the door. These people could not have made a worse decision. For what starts as what seems like a boring and dull book, Life of Pi slowly evolves into an incredible adventure. Once the story picks up its pace, it explores life and death, faith and disbelief, and survival and humanity. Yann Martel captures the struggles and challenges of the young Piscine "Pi" Molitor Patel in one-hundred gut-wrenching chapters. Each turned page exposes another heart-stopping trial for Pi. Each page brings another cross for him to bear. Each page brings you to a more kindred feeling towards the innocent protagonist. Soon, Martel's main character becomes very real to the reader indeed. Down to the last detail, Yann Martel makes every inch of his character's world jump to life with dazzling reality. All in all, this book is not to be missed.
