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Title	:	The Devil and Miss Prym (On the Seventh Day #3)
Author	:	Paulo Coelho
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 205 pages
Published	:	July 3rd 2006 by HarperOne (first published 2000)
Categories	:	Fiction. Philosophy. Novels. Contemporary. Spirituality. Literature. Fantasy

The Devil and Miss Prym (On the Seventh Day #3) Hardcover | Pages: 205 pages

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A stranger arrives at the remote village of Viscos, carrying with him a backpack containing a notebook and eleven gold bars. He comes searching for the answer to a question that torments him: Are human beings, in essence, good or evil? In welcoming the mysterious foreigner, the whole village becomes an accomplice to his sophisticated plot, which will forever mark their lives. A novel of temptation by the internationally bestselling author Paulo Coelho, The Devil and Miss Prym is a thought-provoking parable of a community devoured by greed, cowardice, and fear—as it struggles with the choice between good and evil.

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Original Title:	O Demônio e a Srta. Prym
ISBN:	0060527994 (ISBN13: 9780060527990)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	On the Seventh Day #3
Characters:	Berta, Chantal Prym
Setting:	Viscos(France)

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Where do I even begin with this book? A range of adjectives come to my mind, the most favorable being boring and bland, and the strongest patronizing and utterly exasperating.I could not read it for entertainment, because the plot line is so predictable. If you want to read about a village killing an old woman, go read The Lottery, which is extremely haunting and a staple in the curriculum at least in North America. It also has the benefit of being a short story, so you wouldn't have to suffer

Life can seem either very long or very short , according to how you live it . Paulo 💙🙏

I didn't like the works of Paulo Coelho. I only read the Alchemist a very long time ago and even though I can't recall the details, I think it was overrated. I don't understand the hype, maybe I am simple-minded after all. It is not like I hated it but I couldn't find it interesting either, nor grasp the lessons which are supposed to be embedded between the lines.Wait, I am still talking about the Alchemist. let's push that aside, and shed some light on this book: The Devil and Miss Prym. For

When we least expect it, life sets us a challenge to test our courage and willingness to change; at such a moment, there is no point in pretending that nothing has happened or in saying that we are not yet ready. The challenge will not wait. Life does not look back. A week is more than enough time for us to decide whether or not to accept our destiny. Devil comes to a small town, full of good-hard-working-honest people, where he is going to attempt people to commit a crime in exchange for gold

This is one of those books where this book was about ___, is not nearly as important as this book made me think about ___. And because of the books popularity, you probably already know what its about anyway. If not, heres a refresher: its about the battle between good and evil. There are angels and devils, a rogue wolf, an arms dealer, a bar wench and it all takes place in a rural community, purportedly in Brazil. Ive read some critiques of this book and one of the complaints I keep seeing over

The Devil and Miss Prym is officially my first book read from Paulo Coelho. The beginning of the book is actually confusing because I thought the devil was a concrete object not abstract. However, throughout a couple more pages it became more clear to me on the idea portrayed.'I discovered that confronted by temptation, we will always fall. Given the right circumstances, every human being on this earth would be willing to commit evil.'In this book, I really liked the stories about Ahab and how

The Devil and Miss Prym was published in 2000, but it reads like a morality play from the 16th century. The basic premise is that a stranger comes to a small town. He speaks to Miss Prym, the local barmaid and tells her his plan. He wishes to offer the villagers enough gold to improve their lot for generations. All they have to do is murder one of their own. How the villagers choose will answer for the stranger whether people are basically good or basically evil. Miss Prym struggles with whether