Pakistan: A Personal History

An amazing book about a charismatic World Leader based on true events.

Myself being a product of diaspora, found it quite informative. It was journey well worth and written by a man has not only studied at Oxford but who also understand the perspectiva from the western point of View. For those of us who have lived in the west and adopted to the thinking and way of living of the host country and unavoidingly gave a tendency to be swayed by the popular media, its a must read to debate and dialogue. Thank you Imran. Not only a cricketer but also a mentor in more than one way.

I would completely recommend this book to anyone interesting in not only learning about Imran Khan's views on the Pakistan but also on the complexities and beauty of Pakistan itself. A must read for both Pakistanis in Pakistan, those living abroad and non-Pakistanis everywhere.

Good read, 90 % of the book is excellent. 'The General' chapter is not so good but rest of the book makes a fine read.

It’s a book written in candid way by Imran Khan on the politics of Pakistan and his start in politics. And his struggles in building the cancer hospital. 95% of the content in this book is political in nature with only 5% personal or one can say about IK’s memories from the past. If you want to know about the personality of Imran, may read Imran Khan By Christopher Sanford. It’s a book on overall personality of IK.