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Lee Eisenberg’s The Number
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I’ve read the latest personal finance book that’s taken the blogging world by storm, titled The Number by Lee Eisenberg, and I like the book even though it’s very similar to an article Eisenberg penned. I was going to write a review of the book but I felt that all my thoughts were captured by my fellow bloggers who have already written their own reviews. I feel like the guy who has come late to the party (I read slowly and not often) and decides to start conversations people already have finished.
So… to those of you who haven’t had the chance to read a review, here are some that I think you will find both entertaining to read and informative:
Apparently FMF has a review in the works and it’s not a overly rosy one… keep an eye out for it. (maybe he’s also slow, or maybe he’s too busy watching movies)
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Ha! I’m too busy alright — but it’s too busy working on stuff for you!!!
You should do what I do — ask for an audio copy of the book when you’re asked to review it. You can get through it a lot faster and while you’re doing other things (driving, working out, etc.)
I’ve read it too, and it wasn’t at all what I expected. I’m actually waiting on Lee to e-mail me back on something before I post my own review.
Review: The Number by Lee Eisenberg
Let me start by saying that I love to recommend products by nice people. When I contacted Lee Eisenberg to offer to review his new book, The Number, he responded quickly and was very polite. His publishing company was the