Category Archives: Mind Food

A Review of ‘Boy: Tales of Childhood’ by Roald Dahl

Boy: Tales of Childhood written by Roald Dahl is the perfect place to start reading books from the author, one who had developed so many other wildly brilliant imaginative spins on fictional stories and narratives. It is an incredibly easy read … Read more

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Great Expectations by Charles Dickens – A Masterpiece Of Emotions & Love

Image credit: Black Cat Cideb Reading Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations for a second time has been a profound revelation. I first encountered this novel many eons ago during my secondary school days. Back then, I failed miserably to appreciate its depth; I … Read more

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The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do and How to Change

I got this book written by Charles Duhigg while waiting to board the plane at the airport in Bali back to Singapore. Didn’t have anything else to do, and it was possibly something I needed to read to push myself … Read more

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Never Split The Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It

Have taken some time these past weeks to read a book in my attempt to see how I can improve my mental self. The guy passed me this book and I took a chance at it since it wasn’t too … Read more

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Anne Frank Haus: Ein Museum Mit Einer Geschichte

I started reading this book very coincidentally. The boy was playing at the settee where the books at home are shelved and I was seated right where the books are. Looking after him could be a prolonged chore, so I … Read more

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