Leer a Coelho es siempre una experiencia enriquecedora. La lectura es un proceso en el que vas reflexionando con cada tema que el pueblo de Jerusaén le presenta a Copta, ese hombre lleno de sabiduría que nos habla de la vida. Hubo momentos en que me sentía muy conectado con las palabras de Copta. Me identifique mucho con la frase "El tiempo y la vida me dieron muchas explicaciones lógicas para todo, pero mi alma se alimenta de misterios. Yo necesito el misterio..." porque es exactamente eso lo que me mantuvo leyendo, mis ansias de conocer más sobre ese misterio que es la vida. On the verge of a war, bringing death close to the city walls, a Copt gathers a few villagers in the city square to share with them some life wisdom. He gets asked different questions by the people about life and his view on them. Being in the situation they are, with war at the front door, many questions are related to having lived a good life and death, the "Unwanted Visitor".This will be one of those books I need to read again at some point, as it is so rich with interesting views.Unlike many of Paulo Coelho's other books, the core of this book is not the story itself, but a view on different important topics of life.
Do You like book Manuscript Found In Accra (2013)?
Pure wisdom, my congratulations to Paulo Coelho for this masterpiece!
—shawn
Apparently I'm not a Paulo Coelho fan. Thought this book was trite.
—BUTTERCUP
