Title: Not a connect the dots book
Product review: I was given this book as a gift by a close friend who is interested in personal finance (actually, he's a financial advisor), and in fact, it sat on my bookshelf for close to a year before I cracked it open. I've read a lot of other personal finance books, but I enjoyed this one so much that, after finishing it, ordered Kiyosaki's other two books in the series, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad", and "Rich Dad's Guide to Investing". I equally enjoyed those. It is not a road map to get from point A to point B. Rather, it is food for thought, and for thoughtful people, should provide some ideas and inspiration in building and creating their own version of a dream. Anyhow, even if you don't agree 100% with what he says, most people will still find it inspiring and likely useful.
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