Comments on: The Devil and Miss Prym

By: Anel

Anel — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 17:25:20 +0000

Know your creativity is not a long time. The book is very liking, it was accurately described, anyone can commit evil .. But there was a feeling that it is not over. Maybe you’d like everyone to read it up to write for themselves end of story.
although I’m guessing.
admire your creativity! Thank you very much.

By: Ola

Ola — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:20:43 +0000

I’ve read “Brida”,”Veronika Decided to Die”,”By The River Piedra I sat Down And Wept”,”The Alchemist” and currently I’m reading “The Devil and Miss Prym”
That’s exactly what I feel when I read any of Paulo Coelho’s books ,they always inspire me to live with them and feel connected to them
Paulo Coelho is just Awesome in all ways!
My view to life has changed a lot since I started to read his books
Thank you a lot.

By: Patricia

Patricia — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 03:49:01 +0000

The first book I read by Paulo was “The Witch of Portobello”, I was hooked from then on, next came “11 Minutes” closely followed by “Brida”, “The Valerikies”, “The Pilgrimage”, “By The River Piedra I Sat Down & Wept”.
I have now waiting “The Fifth Mountain”, “The Alchemist” & “The Zahir”, I think it has to be “The Fifth Mountain”.
I am kind of wishing I had started at the first book written as I feel they have something which runs through all of them, they certainly make you think, I really get caught up in them, I sometimes put myself into the aspect of the person in the book, I think perhaps that is why The Pilgrimage effected me so much, it made me ask so many questions of myself, so much so that my friend told to not to look at it in such a way and just to look at is as a good read, yet I like to get into the bones of a book so to speak and feel the author is writting from his/her soul…..does that makes sense, I hope it does as it does to me, to me the author is putting a little bit of themselves into something they are producing thereby giving it life.
Love, Light & Blessings, to all who read this.