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Book Review: Five Point Someone

Book: Five Point Someone Author: Chetan Bhagat Publisher: Rupa & Co. ISBN:81-291-0459-8 Genre: Fiction Hi readers, today I'm writing a review of the Chetan Bhagat book Five point someone . The book is mesmerizing and will drag you back in your college days. And in case you are about to enter college then just read how fun it is in attending the college. I hope you all have watched movie 3 idiots then you can relate it while reading the book. In my case it was vice-versa I read the book and then later the movie released. So I related the book with the movie. Now, coming back to the book review the plot revolves around the IIT college and the three friends who always secure the GPA greater than 5 but less than 6. And hence the title suggests five point something. All three of them have full on masti (enjoyment), fall in love, exam tension, college complains to their parents, sneaking in the director's cabin for...

Book Review: Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Book: Rich Dad, Poor Dad Author: Robert Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter Publisher: Warner Books Ed ISBN: 0-446-67745-0 Genre: Personal Finance, Business, Investment Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a must read book for everyone then it doesn't matter whether you are from finance background or form non-finance. One of the professors in my B-school suggested us to read this book hence I borrowed it from the college library . After reading the book I got so inspired and immediately got one copy of the book from Amazon. The book also states the difference between rich people teaching their kids Vs the poor or middle class doesn't . Though the book has some financial terms those terms are very well explained. The book states how and where to invest money. The story is about two dads one is his real dad and the other is his friend's dad. Both of them ha almost the same income but with different thoughts about money and investment. He says that the poor ...

Book Review: Who Moved My Cheese?

Book: Who Moved My Cheese Author: Spencer Johnson Publisher: Putnam Adult ISBN: 0-399-14446-3 Genre: Motivational/Self-help I came across the book " Who Moved My Cheese? " when one of my brothers introduced to the book. According to him, some people have said that they didn't like the book and was useless while some loved the book. But, I decided to read this Spencer Johnson book because there was cheese in it and I love Cheese a lot. Jokes apart; after going through this 96 pages book I will advise you to draw your own lessons as the story implies. The book deals with the changes one has to face in your work or in your like. Thes small transitions are very necessary to move forward. Spencer has keenly observed such changes and come up with the set of individuals. Some will sit back and pity their luck while some simply refuse to adopt the change. But others who are always on their feet and ready to take up those changes. The plot starts with a g...