Official Review: The Billionaires’ Handbook

[Manang Muyang]

I did not realize that this book was a satire. It sounds like a very informative and entertaining book. Great review!

Thanks for visiting. The book is highly entertaining and thought-provoking. I hope billionaires will find the time to read it. Their reactions will be priceless.

[Manang Muyang]

Creating a strong emotion is a technique to help people remember the lesson. Laughing until it hurts would certainly ingrain the author's points in the mind. Thanks for this memorable review!

Thank you for visiting. The book should be taken seriously, by billionaires especially.

[Manang Muyang]

I enjoyed reading your witty review of this intriguing book! The idea of someone deciding to pretend to be something they're not and then writing a book about how to do it is nothing short of brilliant. I am curious if the author has taken his own advice and increased his financial portfolio by exercising the methods discussed in his book.

I doubt billionaires will admit to using the methods enumerated. We all wish to become wealthy, billionaires even. But there's a reason someone coined the term "filthy rich."

[Manang Muyang]

Make rules for yourself and do not break them. Such a wonderful rule. Very precise and also memorable. This seems to be loaded with a lot of information that is helpful. Thanks for the review.

A very good self-serving rule, that is. I hope the book reaches the right people. Who knows it can be a catalyst for much-needed change? Hope springs eternal.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[Manang Muyang]

Oh dear, I meant "the income inequality issue" – it's stress

Thanks for your sweet words, gen_g! We do need to laugh more often.

Did you know that Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, is expected to be the world's first trillionaire? How's that for income inequality?

Wow, wow, wow! That's ridiculous! However, is that before or after the divorce?

I'm sure whatever the losses are, they can be easily recouped.

[Lisa A Rayburn]

Not my usual genre, but I do sometimes enjoy a good satire and this one definitely sounds like a good one to pick up. Political though it may be, I think the humor may balance out the serious tone of the issues discussed enough to hold my interest. I think I 'll give this one a look! Thanks for the in-depth review!

[Manang Muyang]

I love your observations and reflections on this book. And whoa! Those are some shocking revelations. I mean, I've always heard that over 60% of the world's wealth is owned by 5% of the people. The opposite seems to be true too. Anyways, great review!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. The gap between the rich and the poor is widening even as we post. Very sad indeed.

[Manang Muyang]

Not my usual genre, but I do sometimes enjoy a good satire and this one definitely sounds like a good one to pick up. Political though it may be, I think the humor may balance out the serious tone of the issues discussed enough to hold my interest. I think I 'll give this one a look! Thanks for the in-depth review!

It has political overtones, but has so much more. The illustrations are spot-on. It's a quick read, but its messages will linger.

[Alice Heritage]

This sounds like excellently crafted satire, which is an effective way to get people thinking. Given that laughter is good medicine, I think I need more satire in these cynical times. Thanks for a great review!

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

Sounds like the author did an excellent job of writing a satire that reveals harsh truth. Equally engaging is your review that certainly piqued my interest. Thanks!

[Mbrooks2518]

This sounds like a very informative book while also being an enjoyable read. It's too bad about the punctuation and grammar mistakes. Great review!

[Manang Muyang]

This sounds like excellently crafted satire, which is an effective way to get people thinking. Given that laughter is good medicine, I think I need more satire in these cynical times. Thanks for a great review!

Thanks, Alice. I wonder if any billionaire will refute Andrew's words.

[Manang Muyang]

Sounds like the author did an excellent job of writing a satire that reveals harsh truth. Equally engaging is your review that certainly piqued my interest. Thanks!

Thanks for the kind words. I hope I won't be prosecuted as an accessory to libel if a billionaire decides to take offense. I better think of an alibi!

[Manang Muyang]

Time for me to go back and study about income inequality. I have trouble with it's being such a rallying point. Some people have more, a lot more, than others and...so what? Of course, it depends on how the wealthy acquired their wealth but if it's due to corruption, corruption's the problem, not the very fact that some have more.
I do NOT believe it's a given that every single wealthy person is wealthy because he or she is a criminal or crook.

I don't think all wealthy people are crooks, either. I remember Lazarus in the Bible. His sin wasn't one of commission, but of omission. It's sad how Mark Zuckerberg easily earns $1million per hour while an Indonesian Nike factory worker gets $3.50 for a day's backbreaking work. Mark is no criminal.

I'm so sorry. It wasn't Lazarus that sinned, but his rich neighbor. Mea culpa!

[Manang Muyang]

This sounds like a very informative book while also being an enjoyable read. It's too bad about the punctuation and grammar mistakes. Great review!

Yes, I wish I didn't find those errors. Apparently, billionaires don't make the grammar rules. LOL!