The monk who sold his Ferrari

Frankly speaking, after I read this, I wish I had listened to what my
grandma told me when I was small.

That book is full of advise that parents and grandparents give you in
the name of Hindu religion and culture.

Comments

Aradhita said…
Hated this book...the only book in the history of my book reading which I left half way (apart for some Math books of course). Not only was it full of grammatical mistakes, but also a lot of stupid crap. Felt so strongly abt it that I had to put up this comment here.

Was here after a long time, cya.
12:06 pm
Idiot said…
The book is crap, period.
12:29 pm
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