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guerreiro's review against another edition
4.0
Einstein was a brilliant man. I strongly recommend all readers to watch the Genius series based on Albert Einstein after reading this book: it will be enriching. There is little to be said without giving spoilers about that man's accomplishments: he really was born with a purpose, and fulfilled it thoroughly, as he still is considered the epitome of intelligence.
jayraams's review against another edition
1.0
This is a book fall of quotes and stories but does it teach you anything. I don't think so, it hyperfocused on successful entrepreneurs, it uses survival bias to push the bootstrap mindset, without telling you any information that might really help.
rudrich_claassen's review against another edition
3.0
More a "Readers Digest" biography of Hawking than a set of life and study lessons, still an entertaining read. Will check out some of the other titles in the "How to think" series.
enb00004's review against another edition
challenging
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
3.0
sevvalkoc's review against another edition
3.0
The book was different and beautiful. Beautiful and different contains the information about Steve Jobs. This is a book that will help you even if you are not guiding. I recommend you to read.
anniekslibrary's review against another edition
2.0
The premisse of this book is a fun one: apparently Sherlock Holmes has won popularity over the last few years, so why not jump in on that and write a book about how he worked and how others can do that too? In the end, however, this consisted mainly of fragments from the Sherlock Holmes stories, and already existing tests (I already knew multiple ones from other quizzes). The only thing the author added, were a basic structure, and some interpretations. Reading this was entertaining, but nothing spectacular or very instructive.