Matt Riopelle

This was far superior to the Isaacson book. It seems like a much more honest accounting of Steve's personality – his flaws and his strengths. Product stories also have much more depth. I understand with much more depth the crescendos that gave us consumer products that revolutionized the world.

As the book concludes with his memorial services, you might find yourself grieving with those who lost a mentor, a friend, a husband, and a dad. And with a world that lost a brilliant innovator too soon.