The Essays of Warren Buffett - 8th ed

By: Lawrence A. Cunningham

Narrated by: Brennen Blotner

A modern classic, The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America is the book Buffett autographs most and likes best. Its popularity and longevity over three decades attest to the widespread appetite for this definitive statement of Mr. Buffett’s thoughts that’s uniquely comprehensive, non-repetitive, and digestible. New and experienced readers alike will gain an invaluable informal education by perusing this classic arrangement of Mr. Buffett's best writings.

Critic reviews

The book on Buffett. A superb job.

Extraordinary.

A classic on value investing and the definitive source on Buffett.

One of "the smartest books we know."

Excellent Insights from Great Minds

Warren and Charlie are brilliant and prudent investors with a business philosophy that provides a model for real values in company-building. They care a great deal about people and doing a superb job for shareholders. This is evidenced by the way they write, the words they choose, their admissions of short-comings and mistakes, and their exacting choices about with whom they work and the extreme autonomy they grant those folks once those choices are made. They don’t believe in bureaucracy and they easily eschew the limitations in thinking of typical conglomerates in favor of more broad views of the big picture and human nature and frameworks of effective thought.

Great job

The content speaks for itself and this book was well organized and the narrator does a great job. You can skip around to the parts you want to review as needed.