Executive Learning Center Community

• About this group
• Forums

• Home
• Groups
• Executive Learning Center Community
• Forums
• My Favorite Books
• My favourite book

• 
  Hanspeter Harsch    Premium Member

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  My favourite book

  Difficult to say but I like to remember the book "Der Schwarm" from Frank Schätzing but also all the recent books by Dan Brown (Da Vinci Code, Meteor, Illuminati, etc.). At the moment I'm very much interested in psychology related topics, especially those which are easy to read and understand (e.g. "Psychology for Dummies" :-)).
  
  • 06 Sep 2007, 10:54 pm
  Hanspeter Harsch wrote: > Difficult to say but I like to remember the book "Der Schwarm" from > Frank Schätzing but also all the recent books by Dan Brown (Da Vinci > Code, Meteor, Illuminati, etc.). At the moment I'm very much > interested in psychology related topics, especially those which are > easy to read and understand (e.g. "Psychology for Dummies" :-)).
• 
  佩珊 peggy 吴    Premium Member   Group moderator

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  Re: My favourite book

  My favorite Book is 'the Glory and the Dream'. This book can introduce American history in a narrative way. Every time i read sth about President Lincoln, i can't keep weeping. I think this is a wonderful book that touch your soul with ease.
  
  • 07 Sep 2007, 04:25 am
  佩珊 peggy 吴 wrote: > My favorite Book is 'the Glory and the Dream'. This book can > introduce American history in a narrative way. Every time i read > sth about President Lincoln, i can't keep weeping. I think this is a > wonderful book that touch your soul with ease.
• 
  Kishore Dharmarajan    Group moderator

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  Re: My favourite book

  Since you're interested in Psychology, I'd recommed ' Influence: The Psychology of Persuation' . It's an interesting read.
  
  Kishore Dharmarajan
  Author of EIGHTSTORM: 8-Step Brainstorming for Innovative Managers
  http://www.eightstorm.com
  
  • 07 Sep 2007, 08:55 am
  Kishore Dharmarajan wrote: > Since you're interested in Psychology, I'd recommed ' Influence: The > Psychology of Persuation' . It's an interesting read. > > Kishore Dharmarajan > Author of EIGHTSTORM: 8-Step Brainstorming for Innovative Managers > www.eightstorm.com
• 
  Uwe Schürkamp

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  Re^2: My favourite book

  Without question: "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn.
  
  • 07 Sep 2007, 09:27 am
  Uwe Schürkamp wrote: > Without question: "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn.
• 
  Olivera Kujundzic

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  Re^3: My favourite book

  The title of this topic is quite demanding
  
  °My favorite bookS° it should be.
  It is imposible to narrow the choice to the best of the best...
  There are so many...
  I like phantasy. Ursula Le Guin, Filip Dick, Douglas Adams...
  My favorite writer it should be...
  Jose Saramago... °Baltasar and Blimunda°
  
  • 07 Sep 2007, 10:13 am
  Olivera Kujundzic wrote: > The title of this topic is quite demanding > > °My favorite bookS° it should be. > It is imposible to narrow the choice to the best of the best... > There are so many... > I like phantasy. Ursula Le Guin, Filip Dick, Douglas Adams... > My favorite writer it should be... > Jose Saramago... °Baltasar and Blimunda°
• 
  Dr. Nilgün Birgören    Premium Member   Group moderator

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  Re^4: My favourite book

  It is difficult to say..
  I guess "Table-Talk" by William Hazlitt could be the one.
  Kind regards,
  Nilgun
  
  • 07 Sep 2007, 10:29 am
  Dr. Nilgün Birgören wrote: > It is difficult to say.. > I guess "Table-Talk" by William Hazlitt could be the one. > Kind regards, > Nilgun
• 
  Neil Jones    Premium Member

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  Re: My favourite book

  My Favourite book?
  
  Difficult
  
  Favourite authors like Terry Pratchett - his understanding of human psychology and it's interaction with the modern world can be uncanny. Also Bernard Cornwell for the exhilaration of his view of life through his main characters. But no favourite books.
  
  Neil
  
  • 07 Sep 2007, 11:01 am
  Neil Jones wrote: > My Favourite book? > > Difficult > > Favourite authors like Terry Pratchett - his understanding of human > psychology and it's interaction with the modern world can be uncanny. > Also Bernard Cornwell for the exhilaration of his view of life > through his main characters. But no favourite books. > > Neil
• Post visible to registered members