Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson - an authorised biography, although, apparently, Jobs did not read it before publication. I am really taking that with a pinch of salt. The subject was a genius intriguing wacko. The author is not unfamiliar to me. But this is an excessively long story and quite winding, going back and forth in time. Not to mention the questionable translation. And what I hate most in books in general, the lousy proofreading - if any.
BUT the legacy of Steve Jobs should be taught in schools, particularly in design and IT schools.
I still have a few pages to go, but it counts as read.
