Steve Jobs
The Man Who Thought Different : A Biography
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Traces the inspiring life and career of the late founder of Apple, covering topics ranging from his struggles as an adopted child and a college dropout to his Buddhist faith and friendship with Steve Wozniak, in a portrait framed around his inspirational Stanford University commencement speech.
Author:
Blumenthal, Karen
Title:
Steve Jobs
the man who thought different : a biography
the man who thought different : a biography
Publisher:
Feiwel and Friends
Imprint:
New York : - Feiwel and Friends
Pages:
310
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9781250015570, 125001557X, 9781250014450, 125001445X
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [278]-283) and index.
Statement of responsibility:
by Karen Blumenthal
Characteristics:
310 p. :,ill., ports. ;,22 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Blumenthal, Karen
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Add a CommentGosh, Steve Jobs was kind of a jerk. I think this biography does a good job of presenting a balanced perspective on his life. That said I found the psychological explanations a little pat. (Along the lines of "Jobs did things this way because he was adopted.") Teens are smart and can handle subtly! For real.