Oxford Hong Kong

The author repeats himself many times, and make the book not an interesting read. The more is less, or less is more, is the dilemma which every marketer will face.

This is a first book in the market to describe the gamer generation by a practioners, not academics. However, the content is based on only one research, and thoroughly repetitive, and not sustaining a full length book. Moreover, the book is very expensive and not value for money.

This book is really eye-opening and intriguing. Levitt's uncommon observation on some common phenonmena truly opens my mind, and all make sense.

This is soul-moving book help you think about "how and why" to finish your life.

A must read book for someone who look for a fresh new start in business, relationship or even in life. Tipping point is really someone should look for a big change.

It is an inpirational read for reminding me how to live fullest today or future.

It is another important read for those who wants to be a true leader or lead a company to succeed. Though not as popular as "From Good to Great", it outlines the key cornerstones qualities for a true leader. The authors are renounced consultants in US.

The research conducted by Dr Stanley spelt how and why to become millionaires from interviewing over 700 millionaires in US. Frugality is the first key to get rich. Being a professional, or movie star, does not guarantee a wealth last a lifetime. It is the simple lifestyle that counts. I bought a few copies of this book as gift. ... (continue)

Suze Orman is very famous in USA about helping thousands phone-in TV watchers to improve their financial situation, such as by suggesting them to cutting their credit cards, go bankrupt..... etc. She is another Pak Wan Kam. Her shows still runs in CNBC Channel during every weekend. She helps me build some basic concepts in personal finance. She is a productive writer and at least one book a year. ... (continue)

Truly an easy read for beginner. Of course, Lynch recommends the best way to invest is through the mutual funds, without telling you their evils.