Hi everyone! My first blog post will cover a book that I read a few months ago and I think one of the most beautiful books I ever read, but the premise is not that far my library has many titles, I'm talking about the Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet, I was advised some time ago from my old English teacher, who was passionate and had literally devoured in a few days, but I though I was always intrigued by the plot hesitated to buy it frightened by the huge number of pages and stronger My experience with the lord of the rings (they are not even managed to get on page 100), I "wisely" decided to focus my energies to something less "challenging", by quell the curiosity that was born inside of me about this book, then to resolve this dilemma is spoke my mother, who decided to give it to me for my birthday, so I started reading it and I was kidnapped from the first page, every day I could not help but add an element to the history of the characters that animate the story, whose events are intertwined, the story is never trivial, and almost a thousand pages I have not heard, although I must admit that some of these could be avoided, though the pace is relentless and almost always end proved to be an exciting book, not at all boring as I feared, despite its considerable length, and was able to catapult me \u200b\u200binto a world of intrigue, power struggles, loves and passions. Ken Follett, was able to recreate by writing the fascinating era of the Middle Ages, highlighting the lifestyle of the era and its many contradictions that we can see by following the stories, thoughts and aspirations of the protagonists who often have to fight against stronger powers, corruption, and many other obstacles in addition to disrupt their lives, rimmettono constantly questioning the construction of the cathedral in Kingsbridge, the pivot around which move the story of monks, nobles, artisans, fugitives .... Well what else to say, a book Highly recommended.
