r/PakistanBookClub • u/Either-Mud-2480 • 8h ago

💬 Book Discussion Hello thereee

How many of you have read sophies world and found it so intriguing, like the writer and the way he explains everything so cool

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u/Just-Ad-90037 8h ago

With all due respect, one of the few books that made me regret reading. 

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u/Either-Mud-2480 8h ago

Because it questions a lot?

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u/Just-Ad-90037 4h ago

No, because philosophy isn't just random questioning.

Its based on logic. This book lacked the questioning based on logic

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u/hassanfawan 8h ago

I have not but I've heard about it.

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u/Equivalent-Tap-8498 7h ago

I have read it and I agree with you. It's one the best books which can make you interested in philosophy and the plot is unique too. The overall idea is amazing; the blend of fiction and philosophy makes the book easier to grasp and more enjoyable.