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The Lady and the Monk: Four Seasons in Kyoto

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SKU: 9780143032076

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Experience the magic of Kyoto in “The Lady and the Monk.” Pico Iyer’s journey into Zen Buddhism and Japanese culture takes an unexpected turn when he meets Sachiko. Explore ancient traditions and modern life in this captivating tale of cross-cultural connection and self-discovery. 9780143032076

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  • ISBN-13: 9780143032076
  • Publisher: Penguin Books
  • Publisher Imprint: Penguin Books
  • Edition: New ed
  • Weight: 500 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0143032070
  • Publisher Date: 30 Oct 2004
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 352

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Weight 0.5 kg

21 reviews for The Lady and the Monk: Four Seasons in Kyoto

  1. Raj Pritam Mahanta

    The book had a really bad start. It became better over time, so I appreciate that. Keep at it when you first read.

  2. Monsoon Behl

    A charming journey through Kyoto. The personal anecdotes made it relatable. Highly recommended for travel enthusiasts.

  3. Kumari Sakshi

    A delightful exploration of culture and self. The author’s voice is gentle and insightful, making it a captivating read.

  4. Mandeep Singh

    A mixed bag. Some parts were captivating, but the author’s philosophical musings were tedious. It was hard to stick with it.

  5. Somnath Malik

    I highly enjoyed it. A beautiful and introspective journey through Kyoto, blending culture and personal discovery seamlessly.

  6. Adishwar Singh Khurana

    The book offered a unique perspective. While I appreciated the cultural details, I felt the pace could have been quicker.

  7. Keshav Bedi

    An interesting experience. A very thoughtful journey. I recommend to those who need to connect with themselves.

  8. Ajim Mallick

    While the writing is good, I found it hard to connect with the author’s experiences. It felt a bit distant and detached.

  9. Deepti

    An okay read. While it offers insights into Zen Buddhism, the writing style felt a bit dry and academic. Not my cup of tea.

  10. Amrit Prakash Singh

    An introspective and beautifully crafted book. Iyer’s writing is superb, and the story is fascinating.

  11. Ayush

    A lovely book that transports you to Kyoto. Iyer’s descriptions are vivid and engaging, but the book felt a little too long.

  12. Gadireddy Venkata Sai Krishna Phanindra

    A great read for those looking for something to wind down to at the end of the night. The pacing is slower.

  13. Gauri Mongia

    Iyer’s reflections are profound. Some sections were a bit dense for me, but the overall experience was enriching.

  14. Naveen Kumar S

    Kyoto is beautiful city, but it can be boring after a while. The book is accurate with culture, but the narrative became repetitive.

  15. Pankaj Kumar

    The book had both highs and lows. The author is able to help the reader learn and self-reflect, but it had boring points.

  16. Riya Gorl

    A great book to read to learn more about culture. The author is able to help one understand more about Kyoto’s culture.

  17. Kamini Bhandari

    I loved the insights into Japanese culture and Zen Buddhism. Sachiko’s presence added a unique dimension. A thought-provoking and gentle book.

  18. Durgesh Rajendra Karande

    A beautifully written exploration of Kyoto. Iyer’s prose is captivating, but at times the narrative felt a little slow. Overall, an enjoyable read.

  19. Sakshi Yogendra Kasat

    Great cultural insight from the author. The characters were okay and the pacing was okay. Solid book.

  20. Shivam Raj

    I enjoyed learning about Kyoto’s traditions and the author’s spiritual journey. A very good book for those interested in Zen.

  21. Rounak Banerjee

    It was good. I appreciated the author taking me to the journey of self-discovery. I’ll cherish this.

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