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A review by kmccarville
Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson
3.0
The start of this book was so hard to get through.
It took me a long time to get through the sluggish part of the first half. The more recent chapters were so so good tho.
I'm not sure why Steve Jobs, the master of innovation and creation decided to have this guy write his biography. I found it weird and confusing with all the dates out of order, unnecessary names, and technical language. This wasn't a typical, fun easy read, kind of biography.
That being said, I liked the content and found it interesting, but I don't like the authors writing style and wish someone else would have done this for Mr. Jobs.
It took me a long time to get through the sluggish part of the first half. The more recent chapters were so so good tho.
I'm not sure why Steve Jobs, the master of innovation and creation decided to have this guy write his biography. I found it weird and confusing with all the dates out of order, unnecessary names, and technical language. This wasn't a typical, fun easy read, kind of biography.
That being said, I liked the content and found it interesting, but I don't like the authors writing style and wish someone else would have done this for Mr. Jobs.