Life of Pi

"Life of Pi is a novel-laureate of the 2002 Buker Prize, written about the journey of not anyone, but a little Hindu and ... Bengal Tiger! And not somewhere, but in a boat in the middle of the Pacific Ocean!

“The terrible, absurd, risky, sad and unusually sensual in terms of reproduced images and smells, this journey and his wonderful storyteller (similar to intellectual hummingbirds, forced to extract nectar from the depths of a variety of inflorescences) resemble hallucinosis of Joseph Conrad and Salman Rushdi, guessing about the semantic filling of the "old man and the sea" and "Gulliver". - The Financial Times

“This book will return your faith in the ability of writers to saturate even the most fantastic plot with life details ... amazing!” - The New York Times

Life Pi made a real cultural explosion in the world intellectual environment. The fantastic journey of the young man and the Bengal tiger described in the novel echoes with