The Witch of Portobello by Paulo Coelho December 12, 2007
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I find it hard to summarize my thoughts after finishing reading the book just a while ago. In my previous post I mentioned that the author found a very natural unobtrusive way of touching important subjects, such as how divorces are treated by the catholic church. There are of course more:
- balance between male and female in the world; balance between the old (safe, but uneventful) and the new (exciting, but dangerous)
- state-forced fruitlessness of humanitarian help for countries in need
- finding, or re-discovering, a human being in ourselves
I think I will stop here–the last item is the most important one for me. And certainly, The Witch of Portobello will be among the books I will return to one of these days…
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