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Always wanted to work for a bookstore? Here’s your chance! We’re looking for:

IT Executive

• Candidate must possess at least a Diploma or Degree in Computer Science
• Familiar with Windows 2003/05 Operating System
• Knowledge of PC-based applications software (e.g MS-office) and Ms-SQL database knowledge
• Provide support and maintain IT infrastructure in the Company, inclusive of maintainance of server, computers and networking administration
• Applicants with strong interest in programming will have an added advantage
• Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply

Nobody said it would be easy, but it’s true. If’ you’re really keen to transform yourself, Robin Sharma has some words of wisdom to share.

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Stephen Swan returns home heartbroken and with a failed career, only to learn an uncle he thought dead is very much alive and living with his family. It seems that Uncle Eldritch was imprisoned for the last 36 years but won’t say why. Stephen is determined to get to the bottom of it but things are never quite as it seems with Uncle Eldritch. Read the rest of the review here.

This August, to celebrate MPH Mid Valley’s 10th Anniversary, we will be giving you the chance to interact with your favourite international authors via Skype!

Also, join Chef Lee from Hilton PJ as he demonstrates on how to make snowskin mooncake in conjunction to the Mid-autumn Festival. And, let CLEO together with Ricoh camera take a picture of you fiercely posing with the CLEO August issue at MPH Mid Valley and MPH The Curve, and stand a chance to bring home a Ricoh R10 camera worth RM999!

In conjunction with the Perdana Leadership Foundation -MPH Essay Competition 2010 “Malaysia in a Globalised World”, come listen to exciting public talks with Dina Zaman, Dr. Ong Kian Ming, Lydia Teh & Dr. Ahmad Murad Merican.

Other authors visiting MPH this month include Ming S. Tok, Laura Comerford, Peter Worthington, Marina Mustafa & many more! Click below for all the details!

Who’d knew postings of what your dad said could lead to a book? Especially when Twitter is flooded with a gazillion messages everyday. This is what one book lover thinks.

The Present by Spencer Johnson

Non-Fiction

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

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

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