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31 Dream Street – Lisa Jewell

A very easy to read and engaging light-hearted novel. It is about Leah and other quirky characters that live in the house opposite her apartment. One day, Leah got the chance to get to know the landlord, Toby, and his tenants in the house and as she helps Toby to get his tenants on their [...]

It’s All in Your Head – Stephen Pollan

First of all, I got this book at Singapore Airport Changi Terminal 3, the new terminal that has high tech ceiling lights and check here for the rest. Best part though is the new Harris bookstore where I got this hard cover book for only S$10.90. For some strange reason, there are other titles autographed [...]

The World is Flat – Thomas L. Friedman

This book really got my attention after a pastor at my home church in Singapore devoted an article on this book in the church magazine.

The version I read is the 2nd (expanded) version and the first 200 pages really blew me away and had me thinking to myself ”yes, this is what is happening right [...]

State of the Union – Douglas Kennedy

I have to salute Douglas Kennedy, a male, who is able to capture so vividly the emotions, struggles, triumphs of the female lead (Hannah Buchan) in this book. The book is set in two contrasting periods, the 1960s when Hannah was a student, how she decided on a quiet life in Maine and how a [...]

The Lighthouse – PD James

This is the first time that I read a PD James book and only now I realised that James is a female! Do read her website which has an interesting FAQ section where she explains why she is into detective story.

Her detective cast is the usual Alan Dagleish who with his two other team members [...]

Stolen Beginnings – Susan Lewis

This is a book which is over 700 pages and I only realised after reading 300 plus pages that I have read this book before! The book is engaging, talking about how one guy comes into the life of a plain and another vain cousin and how they ended up right in the center of [...]