This is first ever management book I’ve read way back when I was 14 years old(I’m 22 now). Still in 9th grade, I picked up the book from my school’s library thinking it was some kind of a mystery novel(as it was placed in that section somehow).
Though I have read it only once more after 3 years, I may not remember much, there is one excellent lesson from the book that I still remember - The importance of planned investments.
At that time for me Warren Buffet was the guy who rivalled with Bill Gates for the richest person in the world title. Only by reading the book I came to know that his wealth was only due to his cleverly planned stock market investments.
This knowledge got me interested into the stock markets and investment options and how one can be assured of a happy and sustainably happy lifestyle with proper planning.
P.S. This is only my interpretation of the book which can be different from what others perceive.