Book Reviews

The OPA! Way is a reminder for all of us stop and reflect on why and how we are doing what we are doing.

Organising information helps us be efficient and productive, but rather than handle it all in our brains, we must shift the burden to the external world.

Mehrab Irani promises you financial nirvana, but only if you follow his ‘10 commandments of financial freedom’, which he introduced using in this fictional account of two friends.

The takeaway message of this book is that when we acknowledge our limitations, recognise our strengths and stop trying to gain the approval of others, we are being authentic.

Surrogacy brings light and joy into homes that have craved for the sound of a baby’s voice, but it also has an ugly face. Gita Arvamudan’s book reveals both faces.

Dr. Atkins says that we need to make people see things from their viewpoint, not ours

The Power of Habit is not a self-help book, but an in-depth look at the science of habit formation and change.

We can eat whatever we want, but figuring out what not to eat is not easy. Some foods make us sick or can even kill.This in short is the Omnivore’s Dilemma.

A book like "I can see clearly now" comes rarely into the reader’s life —a book in which you will see a reflection of your own life and how everything that has ever happened did for a reason.

Love your enemies helps us find peace within ourselves and with the world—a worthy quest!