Haha nah I'm not good enough to write such books.
Sorry, just want to ask another thing. How's teaching in a JC
like? I do consider going into the teaching line. Just want to find
out more. I did not study in a JC previously.
If you've passion for teaching, you should definitely give it a
shot! (I resigned from MOE for personal, primarily health, reasons,
but I always encourage students with a passion for teaching to
seriously consider it as a career)
There are some differences, and some similarities, in teaching
in a secondary school versus JC. For some teachers, the differences
(in terms of the type of problems the students may have which
you'll have to counsel, the depth of academia and intellectual
stimulation, etc) are important. For others, the
similarities (of making a difference and guiding the lives
of young people) outweight the differences.
Teaching, like any other profession, does have its share of
problems and politics. But it offers you an opportunity to reach
out to young minds in a way like no other profession.
MOE teaching versus private tutoring : both have pros and cons.
But if you have personal reasons (eg. health needs, financial
stability needs, etc) to want to go one way over the other,
then so be it. It's still teaching and making a difference, either
way.
Do give MOE teaching (either sec sch or JC) as a
full-time profession some consideration, and keep us posted on
any developments! 
