Who doesn’t love a graphic novel, especially one as good as Steve Jobs: Insanely Great. Here’s what I thought of this clever little book (that’s a bit of a giveaway).
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Title: Steve Jobs: Insanely Great
Author + Illustrator: Jessie Hartland
Publisher: Random House
About the book: This graphic novel is about the life of the creator of Apple technology, Steve Jobs. I thought that it was really clever putting it into graphic novel format because it makes it easier to understand and it makes a biography fun.
What I thought: I loved all the little illustrations in the book and how it was set out in different chapters for each few years of his life. I learnt a lot that I didn’t know about Steve Jobs and I found the information very easy to understand.
So I would recommend this book for ages 11+ as there are references to adult themes. Actually, kids who are interested in electronics and the history behind computers would especially like this book.
I found Steve Jobs to be an interesting and even inspirational person.
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