Title: Siddhartha.
Writer(s): Hermann Hesse.
Translator(s): Hilda Rosner.
Publisher: Bantam Books.
Format: Mass Market Paperback.
Release Date: 1981 (First Published in 1922).
Pages: 152.
Genre(s): Classics, Philosophy.
ISBN13: 9780553208849.
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Your reviews are simply impeccable!
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That is so very kind of you to say, Scarlett. Thank you! 🙂
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I enjoy stories of selfdiscovery. This sounds interesting and well written. Amazing review, Lashaan!
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It is a wonderful thought-provoking little story that is sure to get you thinking! Thanks for reading, Yesha! 😀
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Originally published in 1922. Well if this is what it takes to get you to read older works, then I say bravo! 🙂
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Ha! It definitely felt refreshing to read, compared to something published yesterday! 😀
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I’ve read Siddartha in school and then again for my Chris Evans reading experiment, because it’s one of his favorites, and the book still holds up. I have to say that I read it in German, so that was a bit of a struggle, since I read so rarely in my primary language, but I’m glad to have revisited it. I really enjoyed reading your thoughts on it. Such a great review!
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I’m definitely envious that you get to read it in its original language! I think you did the same with Steppenwolfe too, if I remember correctly. It’s also so cool that we have this read in common! Thank you so much for reading my review, Kat! I appreciate it a lot. 😀
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I picked up an ebook of this one a number of years ago. I wasn’t too familiar with the book but I’d heard of the author and I knew it was a classic of sorts so wanted to try it. I’m pleased to see you enjoyed it and I still look forward to trying it.
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I think I had this book for a couple of years myself, having gotten it right after reading and enjoying Steppenwolfe. I’m convinced you’ll appreciate the morale of this story when you get the chance to read it, Todd!
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Sounds like the book has a great message. And, I like how the cover matches the ‘incomplete’ character/knowledge/etc.
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It is indeed a thought-provoking cover to go with the story! You don’t really realize it until you get to the end.
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Still haven’t read this one, but I’m glad you enjoyed it so much, Lashaan!
I do wonder how English translation of Hesse would work for me… Only read him in Polish 😉
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So far, both Steppenwolfe and Siddhartha worked quite well in English, with the editions I had but I wouldn’t be able to say if there are better translations out there. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if Polish editions do a better job at capturing the essence of his writing hahah
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