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This September, join Lotus Racing F1 chef and Manchester Chef of the Year finalist Norman Musa as he demonstrates his easy Kari Ikan recipe the traditional way, including the grinding and pounding of the spices.

Also, join BenQ as they introduce the latest display technology being used behind their BenQ nReader. And spend an irresistible day with Jen and Her Little Homegrown Chefs as they show off their skills on how to bake the BEST Pecan Pielets in the World.

In conjunction with the Perdana Leadership Foundation – MPH Essay Competition 2010 “Malaysia in a Globalised World”, come find out on how to make your writing memorable with Alexandra Wong, Daniel Chandranayagam & Amir Muhammad.

Other authors visiting MPH this month include Ramlee Awang Murshid, Razali Razman, Dr Steve Collins & many more!

Click on the event leaflet below for more details!

The Power by Rhonda Byrne

Non-Fiction

1. The Power by Rhonda Byrne

2. Once a Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock by Alan Shadrake

3. The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference by Malcolm Gladwell

Mars and Venus on a Date by John Gray

Non-Fiction

1. Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell

2. Once a Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock by Alan Shadrake

3. The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment by Eckhart Tolle

If you’re thinking of getting into online business, Ka Ching can help make your business pay and pay.

One percent, that’s how little it takes to effect a price change to increase your profit yield. Rafi Mohammed shares it in The 1% Windfall and explain how sucessful companies use price to profit and grow.

Not to be confused with the fame fiction storyteller, Stephen D King is an expert on investment and here he shares his view on the emerging threats to western prosperity in Losing Control.

Read the short review on the above here.

There are so many books out there offering to help you get rich quick. This is not it. Instead, what this book does offer are stories weaved in wisdom and philosophy from 100 of the richest men and women in America. W. Randal Jones have also identified the 12 commandments of wealth which all these rich people have followed diligently. If you’re looking to be inspired and believe there are no short-cuts to success, this book may very well work for you.

I don’t know you but let me save you. The first thought in my mind was “Why?”. The skepticism in me was just too strong.  You want something from me, that was the second thought.

In this day and age when we’re all too consumed with our lives, trying to make ends meet, chasing that dream of becoming rich, pursuing things that will keep us happy – we are focused on me, me, me.

But there is hope. As demonstrated by Chew Hoong Ling. And many others like her. She gave up almost 60% of her liver (despite having only one herself) to save a stranger’s life, but the recipent sadly passed away eight months later. Still, it was a decision she had no regrets and she shares her tale in I Don’t Know You But Let Me Save You.

Thank you on your support for making MPH Mutiara Minda Membaca Sambil Beramal 2009 a success. Loosely translated to mean reading for a good cause, this campaign saw MPH produce the Mutiara Minda card and sell to the public for RM10 each, with all proceeds going to charity.

Dapatkan Katalog Mutiara Minda 2010 di rangkaian kedai MPH Bookstores terpilih untuk mengetahui judul-judul buku Bahasa Melayu yang terkini dan terlaris, terbitan 16 penerbit tempatan.

Mars and Venus Starting Over by John Gray

Non-Fiction

1. Once a Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock by Alan Shadrake

2. Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert

3. Malaysian Maverick: Mahathir Mohamad in Turbulent Times by Barry Wain