Hello and welcome to the book review.
Every week I will be featuring a book which I have read and reviewed.
These books range from novels to serious non-fiction, from comics to computer programming.
I try to be totally honest in my reviews. And will recommend books which I find of an interesting nature - though I am also very much aware that books which interest me, you may find a total bore.
I will rate the books according to how 'hot' they are - namely how much they raise the mercury of the book reviewer's (me!) thermometer.
What do the thermometers mean?
 
  Not worth any effort. Read only if you can borrow it from the library AND only if you cannot find anything else more interesting than, " The Fabulous Adventures of Pokemon" . Most definitely, do not waste any money buying the book!
 
   Only worth the buy if you can get it at a 50% discount and read only on a 19 hour air flight when you have nothing better to do after watching NottingHill on your personal in-flight video 3 times in a row.
 
    An 'OK' read only if it's interesting enough to last you through your sleepless nights - sortof a good book to ease your late night loneliness but not when a page-turning, fabulously 'un-putdownable' book is required.
 
     Buy only when you can afford it. Otherwise, borrow it from the library. Definitely worth the read, but only if it doesn't burn a hole in your pocket.
 
      Do not hesitate a moment when you see this on the shelf of your favourite local bookstore - Grab it before someone else does!
 
The books I've reviewed :-
 
1. Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman - Richard P. Feynman
 
            ( Reviewed on December 12, 1999)