Title: The Perfect Book
Product review: "Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett is masterful storytelling, to say the least. The man manages to weave together the lives of so many people that at one point, he actually fools the reader into believing that all of this really happened. The story includes every element and facet, beautiful or ugly, of human nature: anger, betrayal, confusion, joy, sadness, and my personal favorite, the romance between Jack and Aliena. This book is close to one thousand pages long, but there is a certain value behind every word, an intangible integrity. I am a relatively fast reader, and it took me almost two full weeks to read this book. I didn't put it down. Since you are reading this review, it is only safe to assume that you have never read this amazing piece of literature, so let me strongly recommend it to you. And don't flinch at the thousand pages. They go by like ten, and at the end of the book you will cry. Not because of the story, but because there is no more to read.
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