★ An introductory series that turns Eastern and Western classics of thought into comics and plain language.
★ From "I Ching" and "Tao Te Ching" to "The Republic" and "Utopia", and on to two of Dale Carnegie's best-known works, the classics are retold in comics and everyday language.
★ Short chapters, real-life cases and comics break long, demanding original texts into sections that can be read a little at a time; readers need not have read the originals first, and readers of every age can keep going.
★ "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie, first published in 1936, has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide. This volume takes that book as its basis and examines the weaknesses of human nature.

Works in This Series:
Eastern Wisdom: "I Ching", "Tao Te Ching", "Su Shu", "Old Sayings","The Art of War","Thirty-Six Stratagems".
Western Thought: "A History of Western Philosophy", "The Republic", "Utopia", "Meditations", "The Wisdom of Life".
Psychology and Growth: "The Interpretation of Dreams", "What Life Should Mean to You", "How to Win Friends and Influence People", "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living", "The Scrolls".

A classic of success and self-improvement by Dale Carnegie, the great 20th-century guide to the human spirit, it has changed the lives of tens of millions and helps you plan your life anew. A book that, through study, can change the course of your life.

With a large number of detailed cases and entertaining comics, the book gathers the essence of Carnegie's thought, so that positive thinking gives rise to positive energy and readers benefit considerably while enjoying the reading.

Simple: light comics reading that is fun and substantial, letting you learn the golden rules of dealing with people with ease.
Fun: witty, humorous comics that set out how a master of success conducts himself with others.
Practical: seeing into people from a different angle, and the knack of building effective relationships.