Spencer's Reviews > Steve Jobs

This Month I read Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson and it was recommended to me by my mother. The book is written as a series of stories throughout steve’s life. I was interested all the way through the book because of all the drama he endured and how different his life was back then vs. now. Like how he almost came to a bust as pixar was failing. The part that I found most interesting was in his early years during school he got into a lot of trouble and his adoptive parents supported him because they thought the teachers were at fault.
I give this book a 4.0 because of the level of detail throughout the entire novel. Although at some points, I was left a little confused because the topic suddenly changed or I didn’t comprehend that entire chapter. Overall, it was a pretty easy read and very engaging because I personally am an apple freak so i was thrilled to learn about steve’s entire life. He was a great leader and has definitely left a mark for the rest of us to follow and improve.
I recommend this book to anyone interested with Apple or steve himself because it gives you a great overlook on his life and all the hard work he put into the company. Also, if you like a long full depth book, you’ll enjoy this because of all the aspects of him and his life. Steve’s mission was to “put a dent in the universe” with his company and he did just that. If you don’t know much about Apple nut you want to, this book is a great start and foundation.