Your weekend reading list

This week, we checked with Ogilvy’s Kawal Shoor on his choice of weekend reading

Your weekend reading list

Kawal Shoor, head of planning, Ogilvy & Mather shares what he read over the past few weekends:

“I read to enjoy and relax from work. I do not read management books, but love reading fiction novels and read about different characters and stories. I just finished reading Stieg Larsson's trilogy, popularly known as the Millenium Series (comprises of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest) over the past three weekends. The characters seem dysfunctional, but dig deeper and you see how unversal they are. I love detective fiction. And anyway, aren't business books often fictional?” 
Source:
Campaign India

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