This novel's ninety-seventh chapter consists of the two words "The story." The protagonist of this novel hurriedly leaves an island where a tree bears fruit containing human teeth inside. This book uses a different font for passages translated from Japanese during the protagonist's interview with two ministers in the town of Tomatlan, Mexico, where he convalesces. As a child, the protagonist of this novel practices Islam, Christianity, and (*) Hinduism simultaneously, an
This novel's ninety-seventh chapter consists of the two words "The story." The protagonist of this novel hurriedly leaves an island where a tree bears fruit containing human teeth inside. This book uses a different font for passages translated from Japanese during the protagonist's interview with two ministers in the town of Tomatlan, Mexico, where he convalesces. As a child, the protagonist of this novel practices Islam, Christianity, and (*) Hinduism simultaneously, and spends a lot of time in his father's zoo in Pondicherry. After the successive deaths of a zebra, an orangutan, and a hyena, the protagonist of this novel is left alone with Richard Parker, a Bengal tiger. For 10 points, name this novel about an Indian boy's 227 days on a lifeboat, by Yann Martel.