... the film I've got no intention of watching that again anytime soon. brilliant film, but i'm in no hurry to re-watch it either! It's a bit like 'Life of Pi' AFAIC - there's two endings and I know which one I'd prefer to believe. IKWYM I bought it too as soon as it came out but I'll wait a few years to ...

...particular subject and then do something in real life that meshes with the topic of the book... books, has anyone here ever read Life of Pi. For me, it just got really, ... here's some more stuff that is useful in understanding "The Life of Pi" read this first http://www.webonautics.com/mythology/shiva.html ... a grain goddess and patroness of married life. (For example, in many villages, her effigies ...

...: Re: the sushi and happy child here's some more stuff that is useful in understanding "The Life of Pi" read this first http://www.webonautics.com/mythology/shiva.html then this http://www.luckymojo.com/... shows traces of her once having been a grain goddess and patroness of married life. (For example, in many villages, her effigies are placed on mounds of clay into ...

...2007 11:23 PM Subject: and mrs Had a good time yesterday. The name of the book is: The Life of Pi by Yann Martel. mk5000 "oh i hate animals, including my own"--ellen barkin marika wrote in message ... ... good hostess, invited us to eat Pie and I said in soviet sailboat, Pi eats you mk5000 "The extra costs they generate help to redistribute the wealth and keep...

...wrote in message ... is my memory faulty? Didn't Pi end up in mexico? And so he DIDN"t Make up ...happy child here's some more stuff that is useful in understanding "The Life of Pi" read this first http://www.webonautics.com/mythology/shiva.html then this ... once having been a grain goddess and patroness of married life. (For example, in many villages, her effigies are placed on ...

... fiction. You know the kind I mean, you get on a plane and cant put it down, it gets you through the sheer mind-numbing boredom of being on a plane. I read "The Life of Pi" in one sitting. What's your opinion on it? I've just started it after it being recommended by just about everybody. Paddy

"ZB" <ZB@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:4n1rvvF88ob9U1@individual.net... Can anyone recommend an "unputdownable" book to read? Can be fact or fiction. You know the kind I mean, you get on a plane and cant put it down, it gets you through the sheer mind-numbing boredom of being on a plane. I read "The Life of Pi" in one sitting. -- Den