This was a book that I received for free from "Goodreads Giveaways". The book is carefully crafted to help the individual to understand how one should prepare for war, but at the same time it showcases how we can utilize the text for our daily lives as well. There are many situations where these techniques will help us to survive in this every changing world.

One of the best features of SmarterComics that I have noticed is the inclusion of the quizzes, which I mentioned in my review of the other SmarterComic book that I won entitled "Think and Grow Rich from SmarterComics: The Comic Book that Could Make You Rich!" previously. These quizzes will help to teach this material to a new generation that may find the books unapproachable. The quizzes allow for a teacher to feel that they are worthy of being used as a resource to teach more high-brow material than may be possible otherwise.

Many people speak highly of "The Art of War" but they are not able to get through the book because of it being written centuries ago, but this makes the text approachable for these individuals. These individuals will be able to see wonderful examples of the concepts that are being introduced maybe for the first time in the artwork by Shane Clester. While his art is a bit rough in spots it always conveys what we need to know about the idea that Sun Tzu was trying to present. Using more modern examples, such as battling monsters in a video game, will reach out to a wider audience who has been in similar situations. Every single example really showcases the idea being presented masterfully.

SmarterComics is really doing something wonderful for individuals that may have a more challenging time reading and I sincerely appreciate that as someone that once had those issues. These books should be picked up by educators, readers, and anyone that enjoys comics. They are a great series of books from SmarterComics. (and no I am in no way affiliated with the company, but I honestly appreciate what they are doing!!!) ( )