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Title: Original
Review: A unique and original novel. By far the best (and longest) part is about Pi being lost at sea with the animals. The first section dealing with his upbringing in India I found somewhat nave in its' religious depictions. Pi assimilates Hinduism, Islam and Christianity - this in a subcontinent where millions have died in religious wars.However the `maroon on the boat' portion is convincing, poignant and at times funny. The symbiosis between Pi and the tiger does become belaboured after 150 pages.Apparently Margaret Atwood put this book at the same level as Moby Dick - which begs the question as to whether she has ever read anything of Melville. Actually `Life of Pi' is a story of survival. It reminded me of `The Mysterious Island' by Jules Verne - more so after Pi lands on his own mysterious island. Also what's this opening presumptious blurb of believing in God after completing the book - didn't do it for me!
