Robert Greene,Joost Ellfers, The 48 Laws of Power (A Joost Elffers Production)

cuz reading makes human bright and visions broadened,i would say this book is really encouraging and i learnt a lot from this and am able to see things in more dimensions.thanks so much!

I realise that the "best book i have read" is a bold statement but I loved the book. It has made me question a lot of things about society and the normal day-to-day situations we are faced with. The book is separated into 48 chapters, or laws which explain how famous kings, marketers and generals have won or persuaded people to their way of thinking. While these people have had to experience extreme situations most of us will never face the way they solved them can be used in normal day-to-day life by nearly everybody. If you have had a bully in school or wanted to win a girls heart this book will explain what you did right and wrong in those situations. It has definitely changed my outlook on the way I react to situation and allowed me to understand what peoples motives are.

If I had to put a downside it would be that the book takes a few pages to get into. I have noticed this with Roberts other books and I think its just the way he introduces the topics. Believe me you should persist as the book is a genious piece of work.