My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla Paperback – October 4, 2018

Good read.

This is a very nice and insightful book in which Nikola Tesla shares his life experiences. I highly recommend it.

It was a fast read but dull and not as inciteful as anticipated.

if there ever was an alien with advanced knowledge,,, this is it! This guy is remarkable, too bad the world screwed him. To the world everything is about making money, Nikola wanted to give it to everyone for free! But the greedy got their wish. I love this guy. CC46

I read a number of articles on Nikola Tesla and bought this book to find out a little more.We get a glimpse of his earlier years and his many trials as well as his eccentricities. We do not however get much information on his many inventions. Some are mentioned but no real detail is given. On the whole I found the book unsatisfying. It does give some insight into Tesla the man and is worth reading only if you have an interest in him. I would not recommend it to the casual reader.

Arrived in great condition

Tesla, one of the smartest men who ever lived in recent era! Read all you can about him and his inventions - the "industries" were against him his whole life - because he was about helping people instead of making "big wigs" richer! He was heavy into the magnetic world and how to make free electricity, etc - and these days his work is beginning to take on more importance for the average person! Learn about the 3-6-9 combo's and how they relate to science and math and inventing!

This book is a rather quick read. It is written by the infamous Nikola Tesla. He was obviously a genius, but it also struck me that he was also a rather humble man as well. It seemed to me that someone like Nikola Tesla would be the ideal older brother because he was kind AND brilliant at the same time.I recommend this book to everyone who is either an engineer or is married to an engineer. It somewhat gives you a peak into the soul of a brilliant genius. I'm very glad I read this book and will no doubt read it again from time to time. (By the way, I am a female engineer and I worked with many male engineers over the years.) In general, engineers are a misunderstood group of people who have far more compassion and empathy than people realize. If you live with or are related to an engineer, I suggest that you read this book.