reading continues...
| Read (past tense) > English August by Upamanyu Chatterjee - funny yet seemed very real, very indian.. Liked the book > The Inscrutable Americans by Anurag Mathur * - I must say, it began really well; but after a while it became too predictable, repetetious and all that. Dear Brothers, it is an alrite-types book Have moved to a sortof motivational book - I'm OK, you're OK. Using the theory of Transactional Analysis, it claims it has altered peoples' life. Must admit, I am nowhere near that - am finding it pretty difficult to digest it ... * - A tip from Rao made me read it... |
posted by Zaki M at 5:13 AM
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Perestroika said ... (12:45 AM) :
post a commentur alive and kickin even after readin the book!...so that says it all!
@rao - u expect ppl to die after reading books! :p
For motivatonal type books, try reading who moved my cheese, if u get time. it si like a 50-60 pgs book, so u can read it quickly, and it is GOOD, will help u with the amount of slogging the software guys have to do :)
p.s. dont confuse it wid the spoof on it, i moved ur cheese, thts crappy.
@pratik - i have seen both the books .. & both looked pretty shady .. btw this one is pretty huge
Motivational book??? Why do you need it??? Need we learn how to live from others ;) ???
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i found who moved my cheese, with the mouse pretty good. i am suprised u didnt like it.
@harshad - bhai, i never said i am reading it to get motivated... actually am trying to comprehend what motivates ppl u see :D
also am trying different genres, writing styles, contents
@pratik - i didnt read the whole of it - just the preface ..so i will give it a try - 50 pages will finish in around an hr nyways
- actually wanted to try 'chicken soup for the soul' -- but remember a jr.college teacher reading out stories from it during free lectures and that prompted me not to try it :))
btw nice tht ur trying different writting styles. i generally, after reading one author tend to get comfortable wid it, and end up reading a lot of hs books. (jeffry archer)
@pratik - i used to do that before, and it used to be sidney sheldon, jeffrey archer, thomas cook & other such .. thats why a concious effort :)
dude, gave up blogging kya??