The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari :

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari: A Fable About Fulfilling Your Dreams and Reaching Your Destiny by Robin S. Sharma
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari By Robin Sharma.

This is a very decorated book in India, Its an International best seller and I had a lot of expectation from this book. Initially it kept up to the expectation, the story really build up very good and will keep the readers guessing on what will happen next. Also the title of the book will make you confuse 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari' instead it should be 'A Guy who sold his Ferrari and became a monk'. I was expecting something more adventures but that didn't happen .

The book had no story, it was like a monologue for most of the part . It was like educating people the ancient technique of learning by stories like the older education system of India. This was kind of new for the outer world but for the Indians , we have heard these stories sometimes or the other in our life. In India, every morning you switch on the TV one can get the same educational monologue by different gurus in multiple channel. There was nothing new.

One more thing is the book have been portrayed as a life changing experience. One can follow them and can beat the worries and tensions of life. You can be a master of it but is it really possible to follow them is real world?

These are all my concerns. Many of the readers have loved the book but this was definitely not among my favorites. I rate it a 3* for the writing style. If you like spiritual book and religious book then go for it but if you are looking for some fun ride or adventure then you might pick something else.

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