I would give ten on ten for the author’s narration. We all know this cliche but what impacted me was the narration. The author uses storytelling techniques to convey the theme, and I found the concepts simple.

And I picked this book without reading the summary or a brief about it. This, in turn, churned my curiosity as a reader to know who really moved the cheese? How it’s going to teach us to deal with change? And what exactly is inside the book? Even though there are no pictures, the color combination and cheesy title subconsciously impact picking the book. Doesn’t the bold red-colored title and artistic cheese representing the letter V look interesting? The following sentence flows between the title, ‘An amazing way to deal with change in your work and life catches the eye. You will complete this book within a half of the day, but I can assure a life-changing impact, learning old known things in a new way. The principles mentioned here are universal, everyone knows it, not consciously but subconsciously, but the way of narration makes this book outstanding. It teaches us to deal with changes/chaotic situations through a story of four characters, two mice and two little people. This book is one of the best-selling business books, plus a self-help book.

‘Who Moved My Cheese?’ was first published on September 8th, 1998. Spencer Johnson’s most famous book made its impact as a workplace manual, used worldwide in over 47 languages. Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson Review

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