The Art of War

Book and Pages Quality is Awesome. Content of this Book is amazing, helps you to understand war scenario and tactics and also gives you lesson on student and professional life. If you Just start reading or want to develop reading habit, then go for this. If your english in not to good then use google translator to read this book or go for other language options (Hindi translation is also good).

Book page quality good front cover page there is some small sketches

Great book for self believe Self motivation Self confidence

You can just literally throw away your books saying "best for leadership"

Good

It is good. The book was very thin from the expectation but it's short and fairly understandable.

Page quality is good but the condition is not satisfactory.

Great book

I wanted the full book, but i was sent a summerised, bullet point book.

good

To know about history and war techniques

Très bon livre, bien fait, bien relié. Dommage pour le prix de la livraison

The Art of War by Sun Tzu is a brief yet profoundly impactful work that transcends time, culture, and even its original purpose. ✅ Timeless Strategy Though written over 2,500 years ago as a military manual, its teachings on strategy, leadership, discipline, and adaptability are still highly relevant today—not just in warfare, but in business, politics, sports, and personal development. ✅ Concise Yet Deep It’s not a long book, but every line carries weight. There’s no filler—each chapter offers precise, thoughtful guidance. It’s the kind of book you can read in an hour but spend years applying. ✅ Surprisingly Modern Concepts like knowing your enemy, avoiding unnecessary conflict, and the value of flexibility feel surprisingly modern. You’ll see echoes of Sun Tzu’s ideas in everything from corporate boardrooms to self-help books. ✅ Excellent for Rereading This isn’t a one-and-done read. It’s a book that rewards reflection. Whether you're managing a team or just navigating life's challenges, you'll find fresh meaning each time you return to it. 👎 What to Know: Some translations can feel stiff or overly academic. I recommend a version with good commentary or context to help make the wisdom clearer, especially for first-time readers.