The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind Paperback – Illustrated, 5 January 2016

inspirational book told in simple words whichconnects to the heart more then with the mind. Filled with pains and strains of real life, it introudeces with the treasure of inner strength and hope which every soul holds. A book to read and read again and again.

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The Boy Who Hardness the windreview:On starting I thought it will be harl because there was soo many pagesand my father encouraged me to read the book then I started to read. At first, they said about the family and himself on staring I was fun but after that one chapter came it almost made me cry. Because the people in the villagestarted to suffer for food and then another was killing the DOG and then it became good. like going to the library and then he started to read about the windmill.They said how the windmill worked and what metals were used. And then the NEWS reporters cane and shredded the NEWS that is a boy made a working windmill.And then he went to college and he said that he learned about networks and more. it is good to bookThank youVijayalayan

Every grown up kid should read this. It’s so interesting that my son finish in just 3 days and he thanks me for ordering this book. 5 stars from my side

I purchased this book for my son. The book starts with William's childhood, which portrait his village condition perfectly. Slowly book turn towards famine in Africa in 2001. How people struggled to get their daily live? How does starvation looks like? How comfortable are we? Then next segment comes, which is real meat of the crazy boy. The book has been written with simple English & emotional enough to understand his pain & their village pain.Dont forget to watch his video in TED talks, also find 2009 video as well. You can visually feel how he turned himself in 2 years of time period.