Books : 48 Laws of Power, The
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by: Robert Greene
Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9781861971395
Format: Import
ISBN: 1861971397
Label: Viking
Manufacturer: Viking
Number Of Pages: 480
Publication Date: 1998
Publisher: Viking
Studio: Viking
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Good prison reading
I got this book for my boyfriend in prison. At first they confiscated it as contraband then returned it to him. He loved the book.
Rating: - Awesome guide
I have to saw I was skeptical about this book. I bought it on the recommendation of a family member and I'm so hooked. This book is so incredible and truly gives insight on how to live and be successful dealing with others.
Rating:  - If you do these things you will end up with NO power.
Everyone can see through a snake, if not now then eventually. You can fool some people for a short time, but never for long- and the cost is that you need to always be acting and presenting such a lie to the world that it isn't worth it. Think about the people who you know that are using these principles.. dont you see how you would honestly rather see them fall down an elevator shaft than be successful? Well- everyone will eventually feel that way about YOU if you read this book and apply it. ... Read More
Rating:  - My Former Bible
Only two types of people have been and will be attracted to reading this book: those who hope it's about one thing and those who know it's about the other. The former belong to the timid, powerless, low-self esteem majority looking for the ultimate guide to gaining respect and admiration from their peers. The latter belong to the unscrupulous, dare I say sociopathic ever-growing minority whose end goal is to win at everything against everyone by any means. Once the book has been read and fully ... Read More
Rating: - 48 laws of power
I'm pretty into morality but I quite like this book. But If you're not weary of someone who recommends deception (as the author does) you deserve to get suckered. Some of the rhetorical techniques he employs include writing in the style of that wise blind guy who knew everything in Kung fu, it doesn't work at all once you've seen an interview with him. Also putting a number (48) in the title makes it sound very scientific, I'd bet he has no idea if there really are exactly 48 laws of power.
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