Instruct: Classify a review as either positive or negative.
Query: Refreshing Change

I tend to be suspicious about most books that attempt to teach us anything from the success of others because I invariably find that they contain the same set of cliches and anecdotes that rarely have much to do with their success. Moreover, these books make one feel like a moron, because they play up all the traits that you probably don't have. This book was a refreshing change. Written in a matter-of-fact style, it talks about some of the basic rules used by Buffet over many years. Making managers think like owners. Focusing on long-term wealth creation rather than short-term fads. Not investing in anything that he cannot understand. This book is a great way to pick up a few broad brush strokes of the Warren Buffet philosophy and then jot down a few pointers that may work for you.