http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/-t1.htm Sat, 06 Dec 2008 16:24:01 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/prosilver/site_logo.gif http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/-t1.htm http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/review-doctors-by-erich-segal-t22.htm Admin I recently read this wonderful book named Doctors on doctors by Erich Segal. It's a love story of two childhood friends turned doctors. It portrays beautifully the trauma that medical students go through, pre and post graduation. There are few revealing truths like a) A psychiatrist can't cure his/her own psychological problems b) Physicians top the list of professionals, with highest number of suicide rates for psychological reasons c) Sacrifices made by medical students( to be doctors) ... Books Sat, 06 Dec 2008 16:24:01 GMT http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/review-doctors-by-erich-segal-t22.htm#57 http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/review-doctors-by-erich-segal-t22.htm http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/review-of-one-minute-manager-non-fiction-t12.htm Admin As a fan of fiction books, I rarely get to read non-fiction types. I recently bumped across this book named "One Minute Manager" by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson. ( I always wonder how does this multi-author concept work. But that’s a topic for another day). The book was – to borrow Mrs. Prabha’s words – unputdownable and I completed reading the book in one sitting. The fact that the book is of just 100-110 page size, makes it easier to complete in one shot. It's one of the ... Books Wed, 03 Sep 2008 11:24:34 GMT http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/review-of-one-minute-manager-non-fiction-t12.htm#29 http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/review-of-one-minute-manager-non-fiction-t12.htm http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/new-age-writers-a-boon-or-bane-t6.htm M Unorthodox, Witty, Candid - seems to be the qualities of new age writer’s. One such person who enjoys lime light these days is Chetan Bhagat. Anyone in 20’s or 30’s has got full of accolade for him. Anyone who is known to read perfect literature English has got all the cursing for him. The changing face of Indian writers, they write about next-door boy rather than a fiction that starts in Newyork & ends in London. On the other hand biggies are accusing him of spoiling ... Books Tue, 26 Aug 2008 05:10:31 GMT http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/new-age-writers-a-boon-or-bane-t6.htm#11 http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/new-age-writers-a-boon-or-bane-t6.htm http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/reading-books-t3.htm senthilvel In this internet age, the habit of reading books is dying a slow death. People prefer to download e-books and read it on the computer screen or listen to the audio version or just watch the movie (if and when it is made). I love to read the hard copy of books and nothing can replace them. My idea of relaxing during a weekend or vacation is lying down in a comfortable position with a good book in hand. Recently, I read Jeffrey Archer's "A Prisoner of Birth" and really loved it. ... Books Sat, 23 Aug 2008 17:15:35 GMT http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/reading-books-t3.htm#4 http://viewpoint.forumotion.net/books-f3/reading-books-t3.htm