Official Review: The Billionaires’ Handbook

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Sounds like an eye-opening read! This book exposes the rules that the rich use to keep on being rich and as the poor keep on being poorer. Thank you for this wonderful review!
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Thank you for the share, but I'm not interested in self-help reads.
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I am yet to read a better review. You just sold me on reading this book. Moreover, it does sound like an entertaining and informative read. I hope that I enjoy it as much as you did.
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Can reading this book make me superrich? Does it provide the specific guidelines and tips used by this class of people? I'm certainly interested in that angle! The humor in the book is an added advantage. Thanks for the awesome review.
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This sounds incredible. I guess somethings have always been in the dark and it would be good to learn them when they are exposed. Thanks for the fascinating review. I will be reading this book.
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I love the humour in Hitchhiker’s...and Monty Python, so I look forward to reading this book of parody and advice concerning the rich 1% of the population and the other 99%. Your review is well-written and intriguing.
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This one sounds fun. I'll have to give it a try. Thanks for the great review and Congrats in BOTD!
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Based on the review of the book this is not something that I would enjoy reading. I don't have an interest in the story. I also don't like that it is centered around business. I will pass on reading this book.
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This sounds like a very interesting book to read considering the state of our countries politics at the moment. The humor and personality added to the book and the way it’s written is a huge plus too. I may just have to give this book a read. Great review!
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I'm a big fan of Monty Python-esque humor, and this looks like an entertaining read to say the least. It also seems like a bittersweet reminder of a lot of what I already know about how the 1% works in America, but at least the review says this book gives some hope and a way to remedy the problem rather than waking people up and leaving it at that. Thank you for the helpful review.
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This book is worth trying. It's practical to know how the rich rule. Maybe I can also pick up some idea why they are (the Rich) only 1%. Thanks for your review.
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Thanks for this great review, I think I will give it a try.
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This sounds like an absolute killer book. The cynicism seems epic but hopeful(?). The reviewer really promoted the book well and made it sound like a good fit for even someone like me who knows very little about politics and is usually pretty unaware of what is going on in the country (to my own detriment most times). I love how he mentions that many books that talk about the reality of America in relation to the 1% leave us hanging with nothing to hold onto, but that this book was able to wrap up with the reader feeling hopeful that we can get out of our current state. The style of the book sounds super unique, and overall, it was just a fun review to read, which makes me all the more excited to actually read the book. Congrats on BOTD!
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Sounds satirical and interesting, I'm adding it to my list!
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Sounds like an interesting read, I will definitely read it but not on my phone since the formatting doesn't work well on a small screen.
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