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Cafe David: Serving Coffee For The Soul - Relationships
Lifting Relationships (The Malay Mail, 30 June 2009)
...The book focuses on the tricky business of relationships - friends, family and of course, the special sweetheart. It is a combination of insights, questions and little lessons on how to deal with issues with life including friendship, expectations and chemistry... [Read full review here]
Soul Provider (The Sun, 23 September 2009)
...The best thing about the book is its very user-friendly layout that mimics the online experience by incorporating comments, survey results and multi-coloured text, and of course, Oh's simple but (fairly) perceptive insights into the male-female experience. It's refreshing to see an Asian perspective into relationship dynamics, especially an Asian male's point of view on love and friendship, be they seasonal or life-changing... [Read full review here]
Book Review (MYC!, September 2009)
Our Malaysian writer who was a former lawyer pulls up the veil on relationships, and the best part is that it's all in Malaysian term! Forget the Americanized dating game of mouse, cat and dog. This man brings you the Malaysian dating game as it is here in Malaysia, and many can definitely relate to that... [Read full review here]
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Breezy Insights (The Malay Mail, 21 December 2009)
...What is interesting about the book is that while it explores practical concerns like lying, trust and yes — romance — the author invites the reader to come up with his/ her own conclusions and live life accordingly. One of the lighter (and funnier) topics discussed in the book is the possibility of women being more talkative than men. Readers' opinions on this highly debatable issue are quite hilarious... [Read full review here]
Sorting Fact From Fiction (The Star, 14 May 2010)
AUTHOR David Oh believes that relationships are the ultimate reality of the universe and that the quality of our relationships determines the quality of our lives. This book is based on this premise and answers questions such as: what is romance all about, why are women unable to imagine marrying their best male friend, and are women really more talkative than men... [Read full review here]
Book Review (MYC!, March 2010)
...The common problems we face in a relationship, the myths about relationship, how do we handle the experiences of a relationship we are to find our answers in Cafe David. I particularly love a quote in there: Buying flowers may seem like a waste of money the flowers rarely last more than a week. It's not so much about the flowers. It's the memory it creates... [Read full review here]