Bill Gates: A Biography (Greenwood Biographies) Illustrated Edition

It surprises me that the Charity will end when Bill and Melinda go, According to Bill Microsoft will be gone or not that important any more. His treatment by the government is similar to what Rockerfellow went through. So history just repeats itself and are just a bug.

A good book

Bill Gates is a very inspiring individual. The author did a great job of capturing the essence of who he is, and what his business priorities are/have been.

It's an OK book on Gates for 166 pages. It's also pretty much a short history of MicroSoft (not too surprising). It talks about Gates' early life in Seattle, his founding of Microsoft along with Paul Allen and eventually Steve Balmer, and the years of the Federal government anti-trust trial. There is also some discussion on his family and wife Melinda and their three children. Finally, there is discussion on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.Another really good book on a similar subject is "Outliers -- The Story of Success" by Gladwell (2008).

I use this book improve my English, I think is helpful

Very informative and well-written book. As an educator, I would highly recommend this book to other educators to use as quality reading material for high school students and above. The Microsoft Trial chapter was especially well-written. Dr. Becraft breaks down complex legal terms in a way that students can understand and he provides a historical context for the court cases. Very engaging reading for both high school students and adults alike.

I will never buy a Kindle book at such an inflated price.