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Bai Jie box1983 — I have mixed emotions about this book. I found the plot became very plodding in places. I also found it difficult to understand the significance of shrines within the Indian culture. The main character chooses to leave his spiritual destiny to study in the United States. He soon realizes he does not choose his own destiny but his destiny is chosen for him. Throughout the story he suffers much personal loss due to the choices he made with his life.

Steve Wilson wilbur101 — I was obsessed with this book in high school, and had my sights set on a career in psychology because of it. I've since taken a completely different direction in life, but this book remains a fascinating remnant of my old life. Definitely an interesting read. Fantastic movie adaptation, as well.

Sachin Chaudhary sachinchaudhary11 — Great book, very informative. One of my first reads after I became vegetarian. Thanks Joelee!

敏 张 hikiqian — This edition had great commentary about sources and critical interpretations in the back of the book. The only downside is that if you aren't fluent in Middle English (which I'm not), the way the translated words are set up is kind of tedious. The book itself is very intensive and incredibly complex, but still rewarding if you can get through the whole thing.

Alfaar Alhazin sous_studioa8b6 — The writing is quality and the plot was interesting enough to hold my interest all the way through. But I didn’t love the characterization. Roger is too similar to William Marshal, the hero of Chadwick’s other book The Greatest Knight - and Ida is too similar to Isabella de Clare, the female protagonist of The Greatest Knight (both of whom also feature in this book as side characters). And all four of them in general are almost too honorable and perfect, it seems so rare when they actually have a human flaw. It makes me wonder if the author is capable of writing a different kind of main character, one which is a little more human. But I think what makes up for this somewhat is the fact that there are plenty of other characters and events to keep me interested.