Review: Brida by Paulo Coelho

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Name of the book: Brida
Author: Paulo Coelho
Genre: Fiction/Philosphy
Published by: HarperCollins Publishers

The story is of a young and beautiful Irish girl, Brida, who is in search of her destiny and struggles to find a balance between her relationship and the desire to transform herself!

Her quench for learning is endearing.

On her expedition of what she is destined to, she meets a man who helps her overcome her fear and how she is gifted. Later she meets a woman, who too realizes that Brida has a unique gift and teaches her how to dance on the sound of the world and pursue her destiny.

As Brida does so, she finds out what Soulmate is and how to find one.

'But how will I know who my Soulmate is?' Brida asked. 'By taking risks. ‘, she said to Brida. ‘By risking failure, disappointment, disillusion, but never ceasing in your search for Love. As long as you keep looking, you will triumph in the end.'

The book is a must read for everyone even if they're not pondering over what their true destiny is.

A story of mystery, love, passion, spirituality and destiny!

5 on 5 star for this yet another amazing book by my favourite author – Paulo Coelho!

To find out the 35 things you can learn from Brida, link on the link below:
https://soulfulunsobreity.blogspot.in/2017/09/35ThingsToLearnFromBrida.html

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