Review of Egypt Wealth Report

[Jane Honda]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Egypt Wealth Report" by Vikrant Bhalerao.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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No nation arose successful or blossoming; they have the different challenges that they faced in the past that launched them into the success they are enjoying. Until today, nations are still facing challenges economically and otherwise. In the fascinating book The Egypt Wealth Report by Vikrant Bhalerao, we were able to see the tremendous growth this very beautiful nation, Egypt, has undergone over the years.
 
Egypt is a country being sought after due to its prosperity. Following the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, Egypt has had three presidents. Under the presidency of H.E. President Sisi, who was appointed in 2014, there were lots of changes in Egypt. He proclaimed the opening of the new administrative capital, which will embrace new technology, which is the start of economic growth. Also, part of the people appointed to his cabinet were Christians, which showcases the acceptance of anyone into the leadership position. If you really want to know more about Egypt and how it became an economically successful nation, grab a copy of this book.
 
The words “wealth report” in the title of this book drew my attention to it. This is because of the passion I have for data analysis. I knew the book would contain a lot of data, which it gladly did. The presentation of the data was so beautiful that, just by looking at it, you don’t need one to start explaining the data. Also, reading about the rapid economic development of Egypt was something amazing, especially having read about them before they became a successful nation. Nations that want to be successful ought to read a book like this in order to be launched on the right track to success. The use of pictures in this book made it easier to read. I didn’t encounter any errors while reading, which shows that the book was properly edited.
 
I would only suggest that each title be given a chapter; it would be easier to notify readers when they have gotten to another part of the lesson. However, this didn’t affect my reading experience; therefore, I would rate this book five out of five stars, following what has been said above. I would strongly recommend this book to data analysts, leaders, and economists.

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[Kelvin Suraj]

The title is the book is quite weird which actually triggered me to take a look. I'm looking forward to reading this book. It sounds interesting. Kudos to your review.

[Malachi Chukwuebuka Nelson]

The book title seem historical. I'm not a fan of historical books therefore I'll give this a pass. Kudos on your review.

[Mary Clarkee]

This seems like a historical book and the cover page design seems historical that why am moved to read.