Review: " the number 34 in most times is a good omen for me."
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2013
Revant's first day in B school starts at his parents' house at 34 past the hour.  This memoir is earnest and charming.  The whole MBA program in his Indian school is an entirely different world than that which has been described to me in the states.  The idea of a spirituality class being taught as a core curriculum is amazing to me.  He has succeeded in showing the humane side of his MBA program and of his own goals.  He also gives us a tour of the experience in India and the culture of his experience in Mumbai.I accepted a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.  I, in fact, rarely accept these offers, but this subject intrigued me and I enjoyed the letter he sent to me.  I would buy this book, and I will buy his next book, because I can only see his writing even getting better.  The author genuinely seems to motivated by honesty and objectivity which is refreshing in a memoir.  I recommend this book.