A review by lydiaj1020
Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity by Charles L. Marohn Jr.

5.0

I recommend this book for people interested in finances, urban planning, local government, social/physical infrastructure, environmental engineering, and other related fields. I’m an environmental scientist with an interest in engineering, urban planning, and sociology. So many of Marohn’s themes align with those interests.

I enjoy how abstract concepts are explained via basic metaphors. The accessibility of this book is a strong point. In addition, the author presents many practical approaches and admits former mistakes humbly.