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Veronika Decides to Die - Paulo Coelho

 
Description: ISBN 0007222564 / Author: Paulo Coelho / Genre: Fiction / After a failed suicide attempt, Veronika awakes in a hospital. Informed that she has only days to live, the story follows this intense period in her life.

Newest Review: ... reading 'The Alchemist' and 'The Devil and Miss Prym', I turned to 'Veronika decides to die' and found the plot to be ... more

 ... fantastic, leaving you with that taste of surreality which readers such as myself look for. Paulo Coelho plots Veronika's fate with infinite care, weaving the mystery of her decision to take her own life. Veroninika is young, pretty and not without skill but yet she decides she'd rather escape life than live in a world where her fate is to be an old housewife with a straying husband. This novel tears holes in modern existance and is a great read for anybody who ever questions life. 9/10 £7.99...more

TigerTiger
Crowned Review Veronika Decides to Die - Paulo Coelho: To Die or not to Die? (816 words)
by TigerTiger - written on 06/01/02 (Very useful, 558 readings)
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“Veronika Decides to Die” is a book that will make you think, appreciate life and will more than likely stay in your mind for quite some time. It was most certainly that way for me. “Veronika Decides to Die” is written by Paulo Cohelo, the Brazilian born author of the widely acclaimed “The Alchemist”. Having not read “The Alchemist” (it’s on my “must read list”) this was my first experience of Coelho and it has most certainly made me eager to read more. Coelho it appears seems to make a habit of writing inspirational novels that can profoundly change the way you think about things and life in ...

kelr101
Premium Review The choice between life and death (953 words)
by kelr101 - written on 30/07/05 (Very useful, 1631 readings)
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Paulo Coelho was born in Brazil and has become one of the most widely read authors in the world today. He is renowned for his novel "The Alchemist", and is the recipient of numerous international awards. Paulo Coelho was confined to a mental hospital in Rio de Janeiro three times during his teenage years. He had a very shy, reserved personality and merely want to explore his artistic nature. However as his behaviour was so different to that of his friends and peers it was deemed reason enough to send him to a mental hospital. When he left, for the last time in 1967, Paulo promised himself that one day he would write about his experiences, however he ...

mo79
Premium Review Veronika Decides to Die - Paulo Coelho: Death nurtures life (609 words)
by mo79 - written on 23/09/01 (Very useful, 436 readings)
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It seems that most of what Paulo Coelho has written has changed and/or inspired the lives of many, positively, cleverly and entertainingly, and at the same time some of those novels have become huge selling modern classics. Aside from 'The Alchemist' which is Coelho's most praised work (which I haven't read - I've only read this), the chillingly and intriguingly titled 'Veronika Decides To Die' is undoubtedly another publishing phenomenon, as one critic rightly terms Coelho's works. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this satisfying lengthed book and found it hard to put down. The ingredients which make this such a stunning ...

 

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