
The Bridge of San Luis Rey
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Narrated by:
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Edoardo Ballerini
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By:
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Thornton Wilder
Set in Peru in the summer of 1714, this novel tells the tale of a group of interrelated people who perish following the collapse of an Inca rope bridge. A Franciscan friar, Brother Juniper, witnesses the accident and sets out to find out more about each victim, seeking answers—cosmic or otherwise—as to why they had to die. In his quest, Brother Juniper spends six years trying to interview as many people that knew the victims as he can, seeking to prove that both their beginning and their end was part of God's plan for each victim. In doing so, he hopes to document empirical evidence of God's Divine Providence.
Winner of the 1928 Pulitzer Prize and the bestselling work of fiction that same year, this novel is exploration of the meaning of a person's life beyond their personal choices.
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Give this book your full attention - it is easy to do as the narration is phenomenal as well. You will experience the sublime.
An astonishing book by my favorite author
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The book was beautifully read by Edoardo Ballerini.
The Bridge of San Luis Rey
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