Club Bookworms

[SAHM_TAN]

Champion:

Hi! SAHM_TAN,

The link for you to check the availability of the book in the library branches
http://catalogue.nlb.gov.sg/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?fullRecord+24403+3002+13685069+2+0

Thanks, had check yesterday night and there's more than 1 copy in the branch available, so did not bother to reserve.

[SAHM_TAN]

Borrpwed the book liao

[Champion]

SAHM_TAN:

Borrpwed the book liao

Happy Reading :dancing:

[Angelight]

I wanna join this club too as I LOVE reading! :love:


If I'm not teaching or spending time with DD, I will be reading. Until DD says to me, \"Mummy, don't read so much or your eyes will become like lollipop!\" :yikes:

[Angelight]

I recently finished reading \"The Marriage You've Always Wanted\" by Gary Chapman. Great book, with practical exercises at the back of each chapter which you can do with your spouse. Would recommend to anyone, whether you are getting married, newly married or married for many years.

[Champion]

Angelight:

I recently finished reading \"The Marriage You've Always Wanted\" by Gary Chapman. Great book, with practical exercises at the back of each chapter which you can do with your spouse. Would recommend to anyone, whether you are getting married, newly married or married for many years.

Hi Angelight, Thanks for the sharing! :love:
http://www.amazon.com/Chapman-Marriage-Youve-Always-Wanted/dp/0802487866 http://i54.tinypic.com/27zlvgk.jpg\">

[SAHM_TAN]

Angelight:

I wanna join this club too as I LOVE reading! :love:


If I'm not teaching or spending time with DD, I will be reading. Until DD says to me, \"Mummy, don't read so much or your eyes will become like lollipop!\" :yikes:

:welcome:

Currently also reading Gary Chapman's book: The five love languages of your family.

[Pen88n]

The following are books I’ve read and enjoyed a lot:

1. Tipping Point (Malcolm Gladwell) - about how a product / event reach a tipping point and then can fly off.
2. Blink (Malcolm Gladwell) - about how the decision made in a blink of eye can be the right one, how that decision is reached actually (not sixth sense as what we might say it is)
3. Rich Dad Poor Dad (Robert Kiyosaki) - gives a clear definition of what exactly is assets and liabilities, and how one might use assets wisely to generate passive income
4. The Cashflow Quartrant (Robert Kiyosaki) - give investment tips for different categories of individuals. You may not want to follow advice fully but it is a good read for knowledge.
5. Tuedays with Morries (Mitch Albom) - about what a young man learn from a dying old man
6. For One More Day (Mitch Albom) - about a man who spent a day learning about life

There are another few more books by Mitch Albom (The 5 people you meet in heaven, Say a Little Prayer) I wanted to read but not yet. There is also another book by Marcolm Gladwell (What the Dog Saw) that I intend to get too.

[mummy of 2]

WCW thanks for compiling the list. So much easier than having to do our own list

[plum-cake]

Pen88n:

The following are books I've read and enjoyed a lot:

1. Tipping Point (Malcolm Gladwell) - about how a product / event reach a tipping point and then can fly off.
2. Blink (Malcolm Gladwell) - about how the decision made in a blink of eye can be the right one, how that decision is reached actually (not sixth sense as what we might say it is)
3. Rich Dad Poor Dad (Robert Kiyosaki) - gives a clear definition of what exactly is assets and liabilities, and how one might use assets wisely to generate passive income
4. The Cashflow Quartrant (Robert Kiyosaki) - give investment tips for different categories of individuals. You may not want to follow advice fully but it is a good read for knowledge.
5. Tuedays with Morries (Mitch Albom) - about what a young man learn from a dying old man
6. For One More Day (Mitch Albom) - about a man who spent a day learning about life

There are another few more books by Mitch Albom (The 5 people you meet in heaven, Say a Little Prayer) I wanted to read but not yet. There is also another book by Marcolm Gladwell (What the Dog Saw) that I intend to get too.

Thanks pen88, :salute:

your list sounds interesting.

only I finished reading these books Rich dad poor dad and tuesdays with morries. but I am interested in tipping point , blink..

I like reading and this club. But I read anything n everything :lol: