J K Rowling is ok la, not to say that she writes badly but just that imo her storyline isn't as deep as what you'd expected. But it was just one of the books that kept me flipping page after page to find out what happens next.

I just finished reading
What They Teach You at Harvard Business School - Philip Delves Broughton.
It's quite interesting in a sense that he left his successful career as the head of the european newspaper bureau, thinking to enter HBS to get a change of environment and possibly continuing one in the business/finance sector when he finished. It's quite a light and easy read, and it's sort of like his diary of what happened during his 1.5 year of his MBA life. The thing I liked about this book was that it was of an opinion of a non-finance guy of the financial world and its capitalistic ideals, being a business student myself, and how he eventually found himself unable to cope with the ideals and expectations of what HBS had initially promised to give him.

This post has been edited by gabLhowe: Jun 8 2009, 04:48 AM