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An attempt to mimic the art of war. Coehlo shows throughout this book that he believes that his idea of a happy lifestyle is the only way anyone can be happy. Its high headed tone of what balance is and how to approach morality is clumsy and occasionally contradictory. I'm halfway through this book and it is going to take a miracle to change my opinion. This is the fourth Paulo Coehlo book I have read. I am now eating my way through these novels just to clear space on my bookshelf.
One aspect I utterly despise about every one of Coelho's books is that the protagonist is incredible because he or she is never satisfied with what they have. The only real exception to this is Veronika Decides to Die who doesn't start out as a superhero such as Athena in The Witch of Portobello.
On a note of humor this book is more evidence to my theory that books with the outer margin of the pages are manufactured with perforated of worn edges, the book is not going to be worthwhile.
I finished this book as swiftly as possible because I didn't want to waste more than a day on this ambiguous jumble of advices that sold simply because of the name that wrote it.
One aspect I utterly despise about every one of Coelho's books is that the protagonist is incredible because he or she is never satisfied with what they have. The only real exception to this is Veronika Decides to Die who doesn't start out as a superhero such as Athena in The Witch of Portobello.
On a note of humor this book is more evidence to my theory that books with the outer margin of the pages are manufactured with perforated of worn edges, the book is not going to be worthwhile.
I finished this book as swiftly as possible because I didn't want to waste more than a day on this ambiguous jumble of advices that sold simply because of the name that wrote it.