I���ve read every title covering Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger and I���ve come away with something from each one. That said, many can seem repetitive on subject matter and distant regarding Buffett. Daniel���s work is unique in these areas in that he���s followed Berkshire for decades and personally, or through his partner, recorded all anecdotes and lessons from 30+ annual meetings at Berkshire - the information is impressive even for a cult member like me. The organization and layout of the information is easy to follow and structured to easily find any specifics you may be looking for. What I found most engaging is the journey Daniel and Corey have taken alongside Berkshire as if they were passengers on the freight train Warren and Charlie conducted for the last half century - it���s this up close and personal perspective that differentiates University of Berkshire from its counterpart books. Daniel is no investing slouch himself, which you���ll find once you see the evidence in the book that Warren Buffett is a personal reader of his newsletters. I enjoyed the content about Berkshire but also the insight that the authors provided on said content. Do yourself a favor and read this one.