The Secret Letters of the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

            As usually I was just curious while buying this book as I enjoyed a few other  books of this author Robin Sharma. Undoubtedly this book gave me an substantial pleasure while reading it. Unlike any other books of his this book is quite a bit different. This book is some kind of novel type but not so good to call it a novel in fact. 

                The book started describing a person who wishes himself to be called as a good husband and father but was left away by his adorable wife, and also having a sulking relation with his son, and who's really having a problem with his own self. Though this guy is successful in his profession but nothing much worked really with his personnel life. The way how this guy undertook an expedition in gathering the sacred talismans and the secret scrolls which brought a change in him is what I understood with the journey of this book.This book quite recalled me of the movie "Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara" both having the same explanation to get better but in different ways.

              Coming with this book I'm not quite impressed at the tempo I read it as compared with other books I read as it didn't arouse much interest or curiosity in reading though the book is kind of novel type. There were elaborate descriptions at some unnecessary instances where the presentation did not entertain me reading. Even a little "Alt + right click" doesn't affect your story line or doesn't skip the main points of this book.

               Ultimately if you want to keep engaged with some kind of self help book and also with all Robin Sharma's collections you may choose this. But If you choose this book with the excitement caused from the other books of this author like me and keeping the expectations high, I am not pretty sure if your money is worth.