‘The Alchemist’ is a book written by Paul Cohelo. In this story, a boy follows his dream of finding a hidden treasure. During his journey Santiago meets various people like Crystal Merchant, Englishman, Alchemist, etc. During his journey he travels from his home to Spain, the markets of Tangier and through the scorching Egyptian deserts. He crosses, gains wisdom, learns different languages. In Africa; Santiago gained knowledge and went ahead in search of him.
Many unforeseen factors threatened his victory. The more knowledge he gained, the more she began to understand that everything is destined and connected. His hard work and perseverance rewarded him with important comrades, such as Alchemist, who helped him realize his Personal Dream. He also fell in love with a girl; Fatima of the desert Her love for Fatima made him want to finish his dream of searching for the treasure and build a life with her. She told him that she must not let love stop her journey and promised to wait for her return. The Alchemist is one of those esoteric books that makes you feel nostalgic. It certainly plays into the feeling that “there is still something that life has to offer you” that you have to grow and the thought that you are part of an Almighty’s plan.
As you read Alchemist; you will think “Why have you changed our way? What other plan is there in our future that we will be making? This book gives the feeling that what is living to dream? For a short time, he will feel rejuvenated after reading this book. The main theme of this book is finding one’s destiny and it is more of an insightful self-help book. This book has changed the lives of many. This book made its mark on modern fantasy when its sales exceeded 1.5 million worldwide. According to Harper Collins, 65 million books of The Alchemist were sold. It has been reproduced in 68 different languages and has made Cohelo the most translated living author in the world.
Even the critics could not find fault with this book and this book ranks as a best-seller in more than 74 countries. Paul Cohelo’s writing style is very lucid and fascinating. He has the potential to place readers in the story as if they were part of it. In short, The Alchemist is a wonderful book that everyone should read at least once. I can’t add anything new
