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Prácticamente no hay nada que un adulto pueda rescatar de él a menos de que jamás en su vida haya leído nada sobre economía, para niños supongo que está bien, aunque sus historias me resultaron un poco ñoñas, (incluso para un niño de la actualidad). Muchos conceptos son tratados meramente como un "¿sabías que..?" y solo eso, no son detallados a fondo, solo con el propósito de informar que existe tal o cual cosa.

What an erratic way of writing, so full of ramblings and repetitions. At times Michael Gerber reminded me of the pessimist Marcus Aurelius whose book "Thoughts" left me more depressed than spirited, although I rescued some good ideas about business management from this book, I cannot say at all that I liked it, the cost for those ideas was enduring chapters and more chapters of detours and banalities.

A lot of pointless explanations!
Explanations which I cannot see the point of being written, the story is good as always, historical explanations about landscapes, situations, religious basis and others are boring, still waiting for this one's ending, their usually good.

This is the only book until now that had made ​​me doubt, we are talking about technologies that supposedly were developed in the 60s, all these incredible things made possible that "trip", with the previous books I had preferred to read and believe, but in this fifth those technologies drives me crazy, how is that possible? even in this century when it's assumed that nothing can surprise us this tests my imagination

I enjoy much better those parts where Jesus appears or someone have a conversation about him (I emphasize that I am not religious believer) but something that happens to me with this book and that I experienced in the previous ones is that many descriptions of places and so many details drives me crazy!

This book contains a lot of descriptions, I'm at the half and I feel that I've only read unimportant things. Come on!! Where's the relevant information?

This book contains a lot of descriptions, I'm at the half and I feel that I've only read unimportant things. Come on!! Where's the relevant information?