Rich Dad Poor Dad By Helen Hoh on Nov 05, 2007 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

I seldom read non-fiction. The reason is clear... I can never finish the book. I'll fall asleep. By a twist of fate, I was handed this book by somebody and I daresay, this is going to be the best financial book I ever read.

For non-financial savvy folks like me, I had always been put off by bombastic 'financial' jargon. You are safe here. This book is practical and I love the way the author conveyed his message with clear cut example. There is no hype and this book is filled with not-so-common common sense. Something that is a commodity seldom found in financial books.

The author has his very own financial philopsophy and is able to convince the masses with his honest, straight-to the point reasoning. For people who are interested in financial self-help books, this is a must read. Guaranteed you won't doze off in boredom.