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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. This should be on a list of required reading. ( ) ما هذه السخافة، هذه ليست رواية بل مجموعة من النصائح الفلسفية صيغت في شكل اسئلة واجوبة رديئة يدعي الكاتب انها مخطوطة من مخطوطات نجح حمادي التي هي مخطوطات تعود الي فترة ١٠٠ و٢٠٠ ميلادية، في حين ان احداث الرواية في عام ١٠٩٩ ميلاديا اثناء الحملات الصليبية لا اعرف كيف كاتب مثل باولو كوهيلو لا يقوم بابحاث كافية قبل كتابة رواية هل رجعوا في الزمن ليودعوا المخطوطات ضمن مخطوطات نجع حمادي لم استطع اكمالها ولا اراها تستحق لقب رواية اصلا Sometimes I enjoy Coelho's work and sometimes I don't. The premise of his stories draws me in before I've read the first page, and then I discover the wisdom I had hoped for is just not there. This was the case with this book. Maybe I'm expecting another Kahlil Gibran? I didn't wind up feeling enlightened. One thing in particular that put me off was something another reviewer pointed out - Coelho makes liberal use of Biblical stories and parables and sayings without attributing them, thereby making it sound like they are actually his own.
Brazilian novelist, Paulo Coelho, has enjoyed huge recognition and praise since the release of his first best-seller, The Alchemist, in 1988; the story of a young shepherd who goes on a treasure-seeking voyage, only to find that the treasure was the journey itself. Selling 65 million copies, and being translated into over 70 languages, the book became one of best-selling books in history. With every new Coelho book, expectations are high and the same applies to his latest novel, Manuscript Found in Accra. Belongs to Publisher SeriesDistinctions
"The latest novel from #1 internationally best-selling author Paulo Coelho is a classic of inspiration and reflection, a meditation on life, love, and the significance of change. A novel of philosophical reflection set in Jerusalem during the time of the Crusades. Here a community of Christians, Arabs, and Jews who have long lived together harmoniously have been warned of an imminent attack and certain destruction. Contemplating their demise, the community assembles to seek the wise counsel of a Greek Copt, who imparts comforting and guiding wisdom on the enduring attributes of human character. The novel unfolds as a sequence of parables on love, faith, sex, friendship, beauty, bravery, loyalty, and success. "-- No library descriptions found. |
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