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Ages: 5-9
Illustrated by: Vivien Mildenberger
ISBN: 9781632171764
Price: $18.99
Published by: Little Sasquatch

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William Henry Gates III is an American businessman, investor, and philanthropist. He is known for co-founding the software giant, Microsoft together with his long-time friend Paul Allen. 

Are you looking to learn more about this remarkable philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft? There are tons of books, both authorized and unauthorized about this man that you can read and learn from. 

By reading these books, you can learn how he became the youngest self-made billionaire in history and also incorporate this knowledge into your daily lives to become successful.

We’ve made a compilation of some top books about Bill Gates for your entertainment and enlightenment.

1. Barbarians Led by Bill Gates by Jennifer Edstrom and Marlin Eller

Two “insiders ‘, Jennifer Edstrom and Marlin Eller took the risk to write a book on the success and shady details of Bill Gates’s company. 

The book is written based on the account given by the daughter of a Microsoft spin doctor and a 13-year veteran Microsoft developer. This book g

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He was your best friend, and more focused on his ambition than you were, reading business magazines as a teenager. His accidental death at age 17 haunts this book, and your life.

Kent helped shape me as a forward-looking person. And then Paul was reading about chip stuff, and he showed it to me. He was two years ahead of me but he sought me out.

Paul also gave you LSD. Steve Jobs once said that LSD was a formative experience and opened his mind in a way that helped him with creativity and design. I don’t get the impression that taking acid was life-changing for you.

I think the batch that Steve got must have really been good for product design and marketing. My God, just think if I’d had that batch! Yeah, I did some crazy things when I was young. Paul deserves some credit for that. By the time we got serious about work, we weren’t doing that anymore.

You also briefly write about the famous time you got busted for speeding. Were you freaked out by spending a night in jail?

No, it was just kind of a funny thing. They thought it was strange that somebody so young had a nice car—what was the story with this kid? Was I a drug dealer or something?

You bought yourself a Porsche in your early twenties.

I clearly didn’t fit their normal pattern. We kept enough cash aroun