The Art of War Hardcover – Unabridged, April 17, 2019

I’ve read different versions of The Art of War, but this hardcover stands out as my favorite. The unabridged text is divided into 13 chapters and includes Brig. Gen. Thomas R. Phillips’ introduction on Chinese warfare, which gave me a much deeper appreciation for the history behind Sun Tzu’s words. Lionel Giles’ translation is clear and makes the principles easy to apply, not just in the context of battle, but in business, planning, and everyday decision-making. I also love the way this edition feels—compact, durable, and handsomely bound, it’s the kind of book I can keep close, reread, and even pass on as a gift. For the price, it feels like an investment in timeless wisdom, and it’s easily one of the best additions to my library.

Great read for business strategy

Great bookIf you wanna understand how the human psyche works over the millennium

Good book. Definitely doesn’t live up to the hype but you should read it atleast once.

It was well boxed. No scratches, or marking of any kind.

good book

Good book

Interesting historical perspective (includes some obviously outdated equipment and methods unnecessary or unworkable in modern times.) Numerous informative passages will require conscious re-interpretation in order to realize their practical application to modern warfare. Nice purchase. Intelligent read.