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13 x 1.52 x 19.71 cm
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Country Of Origin
India
About Author
Napoleon Hill (Born Oliver Napoleon Hill) Was Born In 1883 In Southwest Virginia. Most Famous For Authoring The Self-Help Book Think & Grow Rich (1937), He Was An American Entrepreneur Who Authored Other Books Including The Law Of Success (1928) And Outwitting The Devil (1938).
Author Name
Napoleon Hill
Genre
Microeconomics
No Of Pages
960
Publisher
Pegasus Books
Isbn Code
9.79E+12
Product Description
- Premium Quality: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill is one of the most celebrated self-help books ever written, first published in 1937 and inspiring generations of readers ever since.
- Product Design: Napoleon Hill, born in 1883 in Southwest Virginia, was an American entrepreneur who also authored The Law of Success (1928) and Outwitting the Devil (1938), cementing his reputation as a pioneering thinker in personal development.
- User Experience: Since its publication in 1937, Napoleon Hill's seminal Think and Grow Rich has inspired generations of readers to develop their skills and become masters at anything they choose to do.
- Versatile Occasion: This title is suited to general readers, college students, competitive exam aspirants, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking practical guidance on achieving success and financial independence.
- Quality Assurance: Published by Books Kingdom and available in a paperback format, this edition offers an accessible entry point into Hill's enduring philosophy of success.
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