BRIDA 📖

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 BOOK REVIEW 

BRIDA


        Brida is an Irish girl, who has a quest for knowledge and magic. She meets a teacher, Magus, who knows different magic traditions and promises her that he'll teach all of them to her. He helps her in finding herself, and how she could dance to the rhythm of nature and be fearless. She is totally drawn by his teachings and is torn between herd dreams and realities.

This book is about life, and the lessons our nature has for us to learn by our own experiences. The character has been portrayed nicely and the story has been weaved beautifully. Paulo Coelho the writer of the story is a master of words and is proficient in creating a new world for the readers to travel along with the characters of the story. His style of writing is always based on philosophical and spiritual fiction and the story is beautifully structured with the feelings, love, passion, mystery &spiritual elements.

The dialogue delivery for all the characters is beautifully done and each of the characters has a different perspective which really adds benefit to the story. The book's major concept is accepting who you are and setting sail on your journey along with your true self .The story revolves around the concepts like Soulmates, the witches not the fantasy ones having super powers but real life witches who uses nature & spiritual powers to manifest changes or events happening on their journey. 

The writer has beautifully portrayed the intense thoughts and aspects of humanity and life in a simple manner & the beautiful quotes mentioned will leave a imprint in your mind. So overall its was good reading.

"None of us knows what might happen even the next minute, yet still we go forward. Because we trust. Because we have Faith."

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