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Two Lucky People: Memoirs

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I'm indebted to the review by Thomas Sowell in the July 6 issue of Forbes Magazine (Forbes.com) This book has history, sociology, romance, economics, faith, good stories and more.

This is a great book for anyone who is interested in Milton Friedman, economics, The University of Chicago, twentieth-century intellectual history, university politics, or rags-to-riches stories. Both authors have led very interesting lives and the tone throughout the book is upbeat and positive. This is one of the best and most-influential books I have ever read. Milton Friedman is one of the most clear-thinking, intelligent people of the twentieth-century and our country would be better off if more of his ideas on economics, education, and freedom were put into practice.

Milton Friedman is one the of tough guy who always support the free market idea.He is the first guy who builds the monetary school and also a good story teller.He does do a great job and I guess that is not just luck.

Awesome book! However, the first one comes with unreasonable green mark on the edge of the book wich affect 2/3 of the pages. But Amazon is so good at making me a replacement---giving me extra work of printing the label, packing up, and waiting for an extra time. I really suggest that Amazon should urge its people to double check the item before they send it out. This would save them lots of money as well.

More of a travelog than an interesting business book. I could not even finish it, which is very unusual for me.