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Welcome to the latest section of Alma Matters “Bookshelf” - a platform where people can share their comments, feelings and thoughts about various books they read. From business and economics to SCI-FI, thriller and comedy…please feel free to contribute to this section by writing to us at alumni_relations@isb.edu
Recommended Readings by Udai Singh
Udai is from the Class of 2014 and is working as a technology consultant, based out of Bangalore. Outside office, he is an avid motorsports enthusiast and enjoys reading up on the latest developments in the Indian Automotive industry. He also likes travelling and dabbles in some photography whenever he gets a chance.
“Red Storm Rising”, by Tom Clancy
A gripping novel by Tom Clancy describing the build up to a possible World War, all triggered by the need for oil. Extremely well detailed and a great read, this is a must read for anyone interested in military literature and wartime stories.
“The Innocent”, by David Baldacci
This work of fiction is for anyone who likes reading books with a fast moving and action packed plot. It follows the exploits of Will Robie and his crusade to escape from the system that he was once a part of, and is now out to destroy him. The book provides a great amount of detail around his escape and his subsequent actions to protect his own life as well as that of a child who was merely at the wrong place at the wrong time!
“To Kill a Mockingbird”, by Harper Lee
A lovely read with a message thrown in, this book, written in 1960, is as relevant as ever. The plot drives home the message of shunning discrimination and standing up for one's beliefs irrespective of how other's perceive the same situation.