IF you are the kind to judge a book by its cover, you would think that Café David: Serving Coffee For The Soul — Relationships 2, is an amateur's attempt at discussing relationships. However, as you continue to read the graphic-heavy book, you will be able to get some interesting insights into the complex yet exciting world of relationships. Did you know that men, too, are victims of hormone fluctuations?

Book Review: MPH's Weekly Best-Sellers List from Dec 7 to 13

Submitted by pekwan on Monday, December 21st, 2009

Non-fiction

Looking for a good read?

Submitted by pekwan on Friday, November 27th, 2009

THE annual "Big Bad Book Sale" by Big Bad Wolf Books has started this week and will only end Dec 2. The
 rst sale was held in May and saw book prices fall by as much as 90 per cent o the recommended retail
price. The May 2009 sale o ered 150,000 books for children and adults alike at prices ranging from RM3 to RM20. The "Big Bad Book Sale" this month will feature more than 200,000 books and magazines at the same low prices. For those looking to grab a good read at a great price, the sale is held at Level 3, Amcorp Mall from
10am to 9pm.

The Face of the matter

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Every face has a story to tell. Ever wondered what your’s says? Well now, renowned Feng Shui and Chinese Metaphysics consultant, Joey Yap (right) has made it even easier for you to ‘read’ a person. Having written tomes on face reading before, Yap’s latest Face Reading Essentials series has been simplified, making it ideal for light-hearted reading.

Cultivating the reading habit

Submitted by pekwan on Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

IT is no secret that reading develops critical thinking and imagination in a child. The F&N Coca-Cola's Sudut Iqra' aims to cultivate the reading habit of underprivileged children across the country by giving them a gift of books to experience the joy of reading.

A book for caregivers

Submitted by pekwan on Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

  A STITCH in time can save nine - or perhaps more. That's the saying the founder of Home Nursing Providers Sdn Bhd, Yakob Abdul Rahman Wilhelm Scholer, always uses to describe how home nursing can help add days to a life.   The well known  gure in the local auxillary health scene feels that it's time Malaysians possess  first-hand knowledge of the subject with the launch of his book, Guide to Home Nursing.

Malaysian Shih-Li Kow shortlisted for Frank O'Connor Award

Submitted by Anonymous on Thursday, July 2nd, 2009