When we were roaming around SM Mall of Asia (calling it “MoA” is just… ewww), Irene stopped at National Bookstore’s display. Then we started talking about Harry Potter (which I never read and never will) and a bunch of other books. Then I told them about the books that I recently purchased.

First one is How Would You Move Mount Fuji by William Poundstone. I wanted to buy this book since I was in high school (I think) but just too lazy to look around for it. It’s about Microsoft’s hiring practice by using logic puzzles in interviews. There are logic puzzles in the book. The answers are at the last part so you won’t get spoiled.

The second one is Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About by Mil Millington. It’s a random book that I picked up. Well, almost random. I had a couple of choices with interesting covers and this one had a lawn mower, a toilet, a hard hat and a bunch of other things. Quotes say that it’s a good comedy. I haven’t opend it yet. I want to read one book at a time and surprise myself.

There was this Dan Brown book that I saw. It was about hacking or something. I didn’t want a novel that revolved around computers so I skipped it. Also, Dan Brown is just too famous. I don’t like mainstream stuff.

I saw Robert Scoble’s book on blogging. Actually, I saw a lot of books on blogging, I just don’t know who the other authors are. I’m hoping that I won’t get the “one-more-chapter” syndrome.

Reading’s good. If I were to get stuck at a mall, I’d choose to be stuck in Power Books.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007 at 21.08 and is filed under Personal. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.