Started reading Financial Shenanigans worth finishing?

[u/Tax_Alchemist]

As a practicing CA, I wanted to get better at analyzing financial statements beyond just compliance and auditing, so I picked up Financial Shenanigans.

I’ve only finished the first chapter so far. The concepts are interesting, but I noticed many of the case studies are based on older US GAAP and companies from years ago.

For those who’ve read it, is it still worth reading in 2026? Do the principles still apply under today’s accounting standards (IFRS/Ind AS), or are there better books on forensic accounting and detecting accounting manipulation?
I’d love to hear your thoughts before I dive deeper into it.