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Your New Life in Boston: A Book Review
Your New Life in Boston: A Book Review By: Jennifer Kumar Edited by: Chris Sufi Having a guide to help you learn about your new home is a good idea. Whether you go to Boston…
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Enjoying India: A Must Read for all Visitors
As the book is not city or region-specific, readers can relate to India as a country. It offers insight into the kinds of problems foreigners may face, along with possible remedies. In this review, you…
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THE SELECTOR OF SOULS –explored
And the characters in The Selector of the soul : Damini has dedicated many years to the Singh household, catering to the needs of the family’s elderly mem-saab. Damini is her support and confidante, but…
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Oppressors revealed!
A book review by Sukhpreet Singh Giani Men Without Souls by Subhash C. Gandhi Pages 289, $ 17.99 . Penguin The path least travelled is often the most enigmatic. The book written in first person…
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The Selector Of Souls
by Shauna Singh Baldwin| 548 pages $32.99 Publication date: September 29, 2012 An Alfred A. Knopf Canada Hardcover from Random House of Canada Limited Over the last twenty years, Shauna Singh Baldwin has emerged as…
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Shiva’s Arms: Love, Relationships, and Forgiveness
By: Sufi Swarup This book kept me in rapt attention from start to finish. The characters in this novel are so life-like. From the time I started reading this book till I put it down,…
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Working with Americans: Book Review
Sometimes leaving our own culture and working in another one gives us a new perspective. This was an impetus for American Allyson Stewart-Allen (one of the co-authors) to write a book to help U.K. residents,…
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What is Diversity? A Book Review
By: Jennifer Kumar Edited by: Sufi Swarup In my opinion, few social science subjects fall well into scholarly research. One such topic is diversity. Sure, many scholars and academics have written on this topic. Such…
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How to Score a Date with Your Potential Employer
Book Review by Jennifer Kumar Edited by Sufi Swarup Before picking up the book, I admit, I was a bit skeptical about the catchy title which, equates finding a job to ‘finding the right one’.…
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