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Life of Pi: Reviewed

Author:Yann Martel
Reading Level (Conceptual):Sophisticated readers
Reading Level (Vocabulary):Sophisticated readers
Genre:fiction, philosophical
Year of publication:2001

Say you got stuck on a lifeboat with an orangutan, a hyena, a tiger named Richard Parker, a locker of stores and a succinct but helpful survival manual. What would you do? This lovely, serious book about fate, faith, and man's relationship with animals and nature describes exactly what a teenage boy does to survive.

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