All the Money in the World: How the Forbes 400 Make--and Spend--Their Fortunes Audiobook

" I had higher hopes for this book, similar to how millionaire next door played out. Unfortunately, this was more of a US Weekly styled book trying to highlight the lives of individuals that graced the Forbes list. Unless you just need something to read, don't bother. "

" Not as interesting as the title might suggest. 70% of the book was semi-organized stories about how rich people made their money. The rest were brief and random anecdotes of family squabbles, charitable giving, and political contributions. I'm kind of glad to be done with it. "

" The author somehow managed to transform what should have been an interesting subject into a really boring book "

" Could not finish this. One damn fact after another, presented in tedious style. "

" Lot's of research and important info on the history of the families. "

" I thought the book would be full of dramatic stories of people going on lavish spending sprees, but this was really not the purpose of the book. The authors approach this book as more of analytical review of the Forbes 400 than anything else. "

" What a good book. Well written and easy to follow. Gives good insight into the many capitalists who are running the US. I would recommend this to anyone interested in entrepreneurship and the modern day wealthy. "

" Interesting view on the wealthy. Behind the scenes of philanthropy and the family squabbles. "

" Not my usual cup of tea, but full of interesting facts and includes input and interviews from the Forbes 400 list. "

" Not as interesting as the title might suggest. 70% of the book was semi-organized stories about how rich people made their money. The rest were brief and random anecdotes of family squabbles, charitable giving, and political contributions. I'm kind of glad to be done with it. "

" I thought the book would be full of dramatic stories of people going on lavish spending sprees, but this was really not the purpose of the book. The authors approach this book as more of analytical review of the Forbes 400 than anything else. "

" The author somehow managed to transform what should have been an interesting subject into a really boring book "

" Lot's of research and important info on the history of the families. "

" I had higher hopes for this book, similar to how millionaire next door played out. Unfortunately, this was more of a US Weekly styled book trying to highlight the lives of individuals that graced the Forbes list. Unless you just need something to read, don't bother. "

" Interesting view on the wealthy. Behind the scenes of philanthropy and the family squabbles. "