Book Review: ‘The Wind-up Bird Chronicle’ by Haruki Murakami
Language: English Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780099448792 Pages: 607 Price: Rs 450 Last year, when I decided to give Murakami a try, the curiousness was to find out why Murakami is what Murakami is. I have read a lot of writers’ works, but never did anyone create as much positive hype and adulation as Haruki managed...
Book Review: ‘The Incredible Banker’ by Ravi Subramanian
Language: English Format: Paperback ISBN: 9788129118776 Pages: 308 Price: 250 INR As a reader, I’ve always been skeptical of Indian authors. After reading a lot of them, I’ve been left with an unpleasant taste in the mouth. Perhaps I’ve always picked up the wrong books, but they either tend to brood purely on the philosophical,...
Book Review: ‘Office Shocks’ by Sumit Aggarwal
Format: Paperback Language: English ISBN: 9788129117908 Pages: 98 Price: 95.00 Plot Discussion: When was the last time you read a 98-pages’ ‘novel’? When was the last time you read a 98-pages’ ‘novel’ and did not complain? ‘Office Shocks’ by Sumit Aggarwal really is a shocker. Happened like this: I was waiting for the book to arrive some fortnight...
Book Review: ‘Chicken Soup for the Indian Soul – A Book of Miracles’ by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & Raksha Bharadia
Format: Paperback Language: English ISBN: 9789381626368 Pages: 333 Price: 295.00 ‘Chicken Soup for the Indian Soul – A Book of Miracles’ is a compilation by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & Raksha Bharadia. Raksha Bharadia is the well-acclaimed editor of more than one titles in the ‘Chicken Soup for Indian Soul’ series, and Jack Canfield and...
Book Review: ‘Focus Sam’ by Rohit Gore
Format: Paperback Language: English ISBN: 8129117452 Pages: 349 Price: 195.00 ‘Focus Sam’ by Rohit Gore is a suspense story of a guy who gets to know that he is going to die in an year. The only way he can survive is to live two weeks with all the women he had an affair with and convince...
Transition from Classroom to the Corporate World – What You Need to Know?
This is exactly where most of us go wrong. The adaptation part I meant. Bungee-jumping into the corporate world without prior and proper homework is like the most innovative self-killing method ever invented. College binds students with academic assignments and tasks which can be solved by copybook methods or by sharing notes among friends. But...
