A collection of short stories for children, presented in a very simple language by one of the master story tellers of our times. Most of the stories depict human intelligence and wit and power of good over evil.
A good book to be given to a child over 8 years to tell her stories with a moral.
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Monday, July 12, 2010
Friday, July 09, 2010
Married but Avaiable - Abhijit Bhaduri (2008)
Married but Available is the second novel in the MBA line. Protagonist Abbey who is a Jampot is testing waters in the real world and for next ten years struggling in the corporate structures of Balwanpur factory. A broken marriage, uncommitted relationships and a girlfriend who has no materialistic interest to success are some of the additional events of the novel.
I think in some sense the novel brings out a contrasting management styles of a political leadership of old generation to a participative leadership of the new generation. The kind of changes we have seen in some of the modern companies like TISCO and TELCO.
Overall a nice book to spend some time.
I think in some sense the novel brings out a contrasting management styles of a political leadership of old generation to a participative leadership of the new generation. The kind of changes we have seen in some of the modern companies like TISCO and TELCO.
Overall a nice book to spend some time.
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