I May Be Wrong: The Sunday Times Bestseller

Reviews

Diana A.

i'm convinced i'll carry a lot of what i read with me for life – i even ordered some index sticky tabs halfway through reading it so i could mark the stuff i loved most, to return to when i'm going through a rough patch. and while this is far from its goal, it has made me incredibly interested in buddhism.

ron

it's the first time i've read a book like this that doesn't come off preachy, that doesn't drag, or try to convert you to a certain religion. buy it, for yourself or for a loved one.

You’re taken on an adventure from the start of his life to the very end and learn many valuable lessons along the journey. you won't regret it. it also made me cry a couple of times, something i rarely do over a book. as you can see, there's quite a lot (and i can't possibly mark the whole book).

it's absolutely beautiful, insightful, filled to the brim with wisdom. i firmly believe i was guided to this book; and it was the best impulse buy i've ever made, and the best book i've ever read.