Some people see the world as it is. Steve Jobs saw it as it could be—sleeker, sharper, smarter, and infinitely cooler. Long before Apple became the planet’s pocket-sized religion, Jobs was just a college dropout with a knack for imagination and an uncanny ability to turn “what if?” into “why not?”.

In Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different, award-winning journalist Karen Blumenthal tells the extraordinary story of the boy who grew up tinkering in garages and ended up reshaping entire industries—computers, music, phones, even the way we think about fonts. This isn’t a sanitized fairy tale; it’s the real journey of a visionary who was rebellious, brilliant, sometimes difficult, but always daring enough to think differently.

Packed with inspiration (and the occasional reality check), this book isn’t just about technology—it’s about courage, creativity, and what it takes to change the world. Whether you’re a teen just starting to dream or an adult who secretly still wants to change everything, Jobs’ story is a masterclass in chasing the impossible.

Product details
Author: Karen Blumenthal
Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
ISBN: 9781408832066
Dimensions: 19.8 x 12.9 x 2.1 cm