Customer Review: I am an aspiring entrepreneur. I was coming up with several business ideas and was looking to find a meaning and mantra for my business, and was looking to get some insight into other entrepreneurs experience. Came across this book and bought it, and read it. It is a valuable read for entrepreneurs... more info
Customer Review: This is one of the most fascinating, inspiring, and funny books I have ever read. Branson's style is easy to understand (although there are a few British words), and the tale he spins is absolutely spellbinding. I was up until 3AM reading it because I literally could not put it down. In this... more info
Customer Review: A rambling account of mundane childhood memories which bore the reader, that even his family would find difficult to sit through. What's the point?
Customer Review: "Riding the Hulahula to the Arctic Ocean" is a very enjoyable travel book, an excellent combination of the dreams ever travel book should bring out in us, combined with a good deal of practical advice that would make those dreams more possible.
From the coast of India, to the mountains of... more info
Customer Review: Richard Proenneke's journals from 1974 - 1980 detail everyday life at Twin Lakes Alaska. From the daily adventures of hiking and filming wildlife to the more mundane chores of chopping firewood, and making sourdough pancakes, Dick reveals his everyday life in the wilderness. Dick's prose is... more info
Customer Review: A very good book for those looking for down-to-earth description of the life of one of the most successful businessmen in the world today, a self-made man with a clear goal in life and creativity to support his aspirations. Entertaining and honest. Very worthwhile reading if you have interest in... more info
Customer Review: A little low on substance. I wouldn't exactly call it "lessons in life", but maybe "some stuff I've picked up along the way... and I like balloons!" It is a quick and encouraging read, though, from a fascinating character! Would love to read the same book with a lot more substance.
Customer Review: This is a book that would deserve much more attention by media and readers than it has gotten since it was published in 2001. The reason for this? It is quite simple; the book goes to the core of a key issue: succeeding in what you do with your professional life while being yourself. Too... more info
Customer Review: Read the subject again. This is a mistake I made, and even wanted write a negative review. Most of the business books I had read starts very interesting, breathtaking, however, later runs out of steam, and you hardly push yourself to finish it.
Richard's book is different. Starting is quite... more info
Customer Review: The story for "ASITG" is based on the Nagin mythos in Indian literature, which has been exploited to the hilt in numerous B-grade bollywood movies. What is different here is not only the setting (a contemporary city), but also the treatment to the subject. The reader will alternatively sympathize... more info
