The book has a preface written by Steve Jobs’ widow and is structured chronologically.
Just a few days ago, before Easter, the Steve Jobs Archive platform announced that it had prepared the publication of a new book on the life of Steve Jobs. The book is in digital format and was released today, April 11, available totally FREE so that every fan of Apple – and of the electronics world in general – can enjoy reading it.
The Steve Jobs Archive has collected a large number of documents related to the co-founder of Apple and his associates to publish a book written in his own words or rather with the words he would probably have used if he had written this biography.
Where to read Steve Jobs’ new book for free?
The book, titled “Doing Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs In His Own Words” describes the childhood, adolescence and adulthood of Steve Jobs from letters, emails, interviews and lectures. And the idea works. The reading is dynamic and very pleasant. Once you immerse yourself in the narrative, you feel like Steve Jobs himself is telling you his story.
Bit by bit, the book tells us all those interesting curiosities about the co-founder of Apple, like why he walked in such a strange way or why he always dressed in a black turtleneck sweater and a Jeans.
“School was quite difficult for me at first. My mother taught me to read before I went to school, so when I got there, all I wanted to do was two things: reading books and going out and chasing butterflies.”
In addition, the book contains very interesting photographic pieces that take us to different steps of the life of Steve Jobs.
If you want to read this book on Steve Jobs, “Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in his own words” is available in the Books App Store (Apple Books) but you can also read it for free in the Steve Jobs archive directly from your Navigator. Although there is also an option that allows you to download the book in ePub format. All options are completely free.
“Let’s just say I could move a hundred times faster than everyone here. In the blink of an eye, I could run over there, grab a bunch of flowers, go back and snap my fingers. Y’all would think that I’m a magician.” But basically that would make for a very simple set of instructions. That’s exactly what a computer does.”
If you want to know more about Steve Jobs and his way of thinking – and selling, since he was such a pompous and shrewd person that he turned what he touched into pure gold – we highly recommend this read. There’s no better way to relax on the sofa than with such an enjoyable read.
