Official Review: The Billionaires’ Handbook

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This sounds like an amazing book. You seem to have enjoyed it. I love that the author added humour, it'll help lighten the mood. Thanks for the beautiful review.
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This is a good review, but I'm not a fan of politics.
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The title of the book may have made me pass by the book. But your review made it sound like a book I need to read or else am screwed. Haha. Great review
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Thank you for your good articulated review. Think I'll try out this guide too. I have read several books on the subject matter of finances. This one seems promising.
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A guide to wealth, I would love to immerse myself in it.
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I have long lost interest in politics as it infuriates me, let alone knowing that there are people who are actually having their legal way of avoiding taxes. I mean, really? While all of us work our assess off and give the government a huge chunk of our income to pay taxes, the super-rich are not? :roll:

You have made a wonderful review. I might consider reading it, you know? - perhaps to amuse myself with the narrative’s humor. :lol:

Who am I kidding? :lol2:

I am eager to know what those tax codes are so I can avoid the taxes too! Given the current global situation, you also got me curious to know those tactics that they employ to remain until humanity gets wiped out.
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Thanks for the review.politics and economy go hand in hand .I love the handbook cause matters economy are to be understood by all.
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The billionaires handbook is an insightful book filled with innovative ideas. i enjoyed the fact that was portrait in the book especially the distractions technique. Nice review
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This is a very important book to read. Books like this help In reformatting a poverty mentality into a better and income making one. I will love to read this book. Nice Review.
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I really enjoy books that can nicely blend a stark dystopia with humor, so this sounds like it would be up my alley.
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I don't think I will be reading this book because of the ambiguous title. Your review makes it sound pretty funny but I think I will pass on this book for now. Congratulations on BOTD. Thanks for the review. 😊
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I love guidance books, shows Me the does and donts of the games.interesting
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It's amazing how the author has managed to blend humor with such a serious topic. It must be a spectacular book.
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I agree with you: The humor is spectacular. I enjoyed reading this book.
Thank you for your review (though, let me say, it was slightly too big).
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I stay away from political books as a rule, but with the noted humor this one sounds like it may be entertaining.
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