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Bartleby, The Scrivener, Oryx and Crake, How To Be Both Book Summary
Book reviews "Bartleby, Scrivener" is a novel written by American author Herman Melville. In November and December of 1853, Putnam's Magazine and some minor textual changes were published in two volumes, respectively. In the story, a lawyer who lives on Wall Street hires a new clerk.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Education
Book Review - Section 1 - Money Master the Game by Tony Robbins
The first section of Master the Game starts by taking time to set up the purpose behind Tony's writing. Tony dove into this massive project because he became enraged by how the financial system is set up to confuse people and maximize the opportunities of corporations instead of the regular, working, man or woman. The economic crash of 2008 was what spurred him on and pushed him to come up with the content contained in this book. Tony decided that in order to fight back against the system he was going to find the 50 best financial minds in the world and interview them with the purpose of giving the regular, working, person like you and me a chance to learn from the worlds most successful financial gurus. That is exactly what he did. Tony managed to have these knowledgeable men and women expose their wisdom in the field of finance for free. All you've got to do is pick up Tony's book, which by the way, all proceeds are going towards feeding people in need all over the world! So cool.
By Alex Trufia4 years ago in Education
15 Best Business Books for College Students to read in 2022
Today I have selected 15 Best Business Books for College Students to read in 2022 to help you get in touch with the "business world" more closely and cultivate your "business smell"! After graduation, whether you choose a job or start a business, you need to be closely connected to the "business world".
By Muhiuddin Alam4 years ago in Education
AMRIT FESTIVAL OF INDEPENDENCE "A Tribute to Heroes of Indian Freedom Struggle"
We Indians have forgotten the brave freedom fighters of the freedom struggle. This is a small initiative to salute the forgotten freedom fighters by us. Salute to the forgotten freedom fighter Ganda Lal dixit.
By RAKESH CHANDRA4 years ago in Education
Book Review: Nathan Lewis’s ‘The Magic Formula’
The economic discussion would be greatly improved if it were passably understood that what we call “the economy” isn’t some living, breathing machine that can be engineered. An “economy” is just people, it is individuals. And once it’s understood that it is individuals, understanding of how to achieve broad prosperity is exponentially simpler to grasp.
By Alex Balan4 years ago in Education
The Story of My Life by Helen Keller book review
Helen Keller likely necessities no presentation, She was the main Deaf-Blind individual to procure a Bachelor of Arts degree. She was an extraordinary essayist and a truly daring and great individual. So today I will discuss "The Story Of My Life by Helen Keller". This is the personal history of the youthful Helen Keller, composed without anyone else when she was 22 and an understudy at all-female school Radcliffe. What's more, I should say, it was actually a decent perused. It is a great book and delightfully composed by Keller. Her life's excursion is one of a kind. It was absolutely an exceptionally helpful, propelling and educational experience for me. I felt so awful for her when she depicted that at one place of her life she was so frantic to speak with individuals, and she was miserable that nobody will get her or her sentiments. Perusing this was awful. Truly, Keller's account of life, of learning was exceptionally contacting to me.
By Abhishek Gupta4 years ago in Education
