Sociology

This book is a first-hand account of Werner Wallert's experience being kidnapped and held hostage by the Abu Sayaff terrorist group in the Philippines. The book provides a gripping and harrowing story of survival and escape from the clutches of the militants, making it a must-read for anyone interested in hostage situations and terrorism.

This book would be a good read for users who are interested in learning about the reality of the management industry and how it can be better understood. The author offers a fresh perspective on popular business authorities and critiques them, while also providing insights into the industry. Users who enjoy critical analysis and want to learn more about the flaws in common business management advice will appreciate this book.

"Balik Kampung 3B: Some East, More West" could be a great read for someone who is into exploring unique cultural locations. The book explores the human condition through nine different tales, each written by a different author, all of whom have experienced living in a particular location in Singapore for at least a decade. Readers can expect to get an insight into the diverse culture of Singapore and connect with the stories shared by this group of writers.

This book is perfect for someone who values the importance of life's milestones and wants to find meaning in the everyday. Fulghum's anecdotes and insights remind us that even the smallest moments in life deserve recognition and respect. The book's unique feature is its ability to bring together both public and private rituals, showing how they all contribute to the fabric of our lives. Readers will be inspired to appreciate the inherent beauty in their own routines and learn to find joy and fulfillment in each day.

This book is recommended for those who are interested in reading inspiring stories of human resilience and the power of individual action in helping a community overcome adversity. In this book, the author, Benoit Duchateau-Arminjon, takes the readers on a journey of his experiences setting up a welfare center for abandoned children in Cambodia, and how he created the foundation Krousar Thmey, or new family, to support these children. The book offers a unique insight into the humanitarian world and the challenges faced by communities dealing with the aftermath of wars and conflict. This book is a must-read for anyone looking for inspiring stories of people making a positive impact in the world.