Hi Salve!

Whew! Price has jumped several notches higher. You got yours for a steal. I hope it’s really a good read.

Several years back, i bought Robert Kiosaki’s book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Good read, indeed.

I have long ago accepted intellectually his proposed way of creating wealth but i have yet to apply it in my daily life.

By the way, I love browsing too the shelves of bookstores. I particularly like Fully Booked in High Street because of its wide selection of books and for free reading. hehehe.

Normally, I finish a book in a week’s time. Two weeks, the most. If it’s a particularly good read, 3days (3 sleepless nights, actually). Wherein, i would end up going to the office feeling deprived of sleep

I had just finished the book, Jack Kennedy The Making of a President. It outlines the influence of churchill in the politics of kennedy.

My insight on this book? truly, the future of a country is shaped by the ideas of its present generation. That you don’t have to be in the government to impact the prevailing school of thought.

By exercising your critical thinking, we look at things differently and we tend to voice our opinions whether in casual conversations or in bigger venues where we can be heard.

And then, we somehow influence the course of history.

Just thinking aloud.

checkout booksale, I bought one a few months ago at 200php.

Thanks for this great tip! It has been years since I last visited this branch. I’ll schedule a visit this week.

yes, booksale has quite a collection! i once saw this book which was like a reverse dictionary - you check out the meaning to find the word that’s at the tip of your tongue. i regret not having bought it. couldn’t even find one like it when i browsed the bookstores in singapore.

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