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David Pinto davidpinto2012 — fascinating idea and written in first person made it really compelling, but at the same time limiting in the perspective because I always wanted just a little bit more. I think I may read more by Daniel Keyes.

Emily Boysza emilyannee — An interesting collection of columns from a veteran Singapore journalist and founding editor of the Life section, including his award winning piece "A Day in the Life" published in the 1989 National Day issue of the ST. Richard Lim writes with a wonderfully light touch, and the cornerstone of his columns is the personality that shines through. He illuminates everyday Singapore life, giving the reader pause for thought through his accumulated wisdom and personal anecdotes. I for one am definitely richer in terms of my understanding of Singapore and more importantly about life from having read Richard Lim. As the book consists of reprinted columns, there is unavoidable repetition of content and subject matter, but not enough to vex one. Buying and reading this book was probably part of my drive to try and read more about Singapore, having decided to return here, however temporarily.

Radar Architectureart radar_amsterdam — Parisian self-styled intellectual Antoine realizes his lifestyle is making him miserable, and decides to try anything that will make him better able to endure the tedium that is life. Abandoning his assortment of chicly weird friends, he tries alcoholism (a half-litre of beer lands him in ER), a career as a bonds-trader (he's a wild success), etc. Eventually, natch, he realizes his happiest state is when he allows himself just to be himself. I chuckled a lot in the first 30 pages or so, less often thereafter. There are some good lines: "My life would improve if I were stupid." "That's stupid." "I'm on the right track, then. . . ." (p73) Overall, though, I was very disappointed; an excellent premise seemed very poorly exploited.

Stig Dou 3429848626db8 — This book took me on a journey with two life-long friends. A very easy read - I actually cried. That is rare for me to do. Christina Marty, you may like this book. The characters in the book follow your lifeline. You may find it very interesting.