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| Value for Money | 7.3/10  |
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| Reviewer Rating | 9/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.3/10  |
| Format: Audiobook on cassette, Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers(07-Jun-2... |  | £13.99P&P: £2.75 |
| Format: CD-Audio, ISBN: 9780007190133 | | £13.99P&P: £2.75 |
| Format: paperback, Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, ISBN: 0007166044 | | £4.39P&P: £2.75 |
Full review by
Guest.
on 12th Jun 2008
User Rating : 10
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Good Points: It is such a good book. I really like its honesty and how it is expressing a life of a prostitute and how she lives and all this. Paulo Coelho made me like Maria although in general I had a bad idea about prostitutes...It is just a great book that everyone should read.
Bad Points: There is nothing bad about it!!
General comments: Every one should read Paulo Coelho, Eleven minutes it is amazing!! It contains too much information about sex that sometimes it seems like I'm reading an adult magazine... but it was more than that... it has been always the meaning and feelings behind it...GREAT PIECE OF WORK!!
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Review by
Karina Sczesny
on 9th May 2005
User Rating : 10
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Before that one I read "Alchemist", a great inspiring fairy-tale. Was told by some that all Coelho books are alike, though So was not keen on reading something else by the author. Noticed "Eleven Minutes" at my friend's place a while ago and now, being in a quite depressive mood, picked that one.
Reading it was like having a shot - you get it in one breath, you freeze for a while and only then you start wondering what it actually was Well, what one comes away with after reading the book dep ...
Karina Sczesny's full review | 342 words
Review by
TenTigers
on 15th Jul 2004
User Rating : 7
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Eleven minutes isn't Paulo Coelho's best but it is a readable tale of a young woman's journey from Brazil to Switzerland and back again. The theme of the book is the nature of sex and love and as you'd expect there is plenty of philosophy and insight but there isn't much of a plot to hang it on. In places the love affair seems awkward in execution - both characters seem to have swallowed a dictionary and you just want to slap them for their self-righteous gibbertalk. Still, it leaves you feel ...
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