Quicklets: Your Reading Sidekick!<br><br>Never read a book alone again! Supercharge your reading with Quicklets.<br><br>Quicklets are jam-packed with information like those notes you totally copied off that geeky kid you knew back in high school.<br><br>But they’re not boring like other study guides. They keep you entertained AND informed. <br><br>You can conquer any book with your trusty sidekick. We’ve got your back :)<br><br>Quicklets: Your Reading Sidekick!<br><br>Andrew Ross Sorkin is an award-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author. He has been a regular contributor to The New York Times since he was a student at Cornell University. He is also a co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk Box, a business news program and founder of DealBook, a news service that reports on daily deal-making on Wall Street.<br><br>Sorkin is a recipient of the Gerald Loeb award for business journalism in Too Big to Fail and a Society of American Business Editors and Writers award for breaking news.<br><br>Sorkin wrote Too Big to Fail to provide a detailed, “moment-by-moment” account of the 2008 financial crisis. He used interviews with over two hundred individuals involved in the financial meltdown to piece together a blow-by-blow narrative of events.<br><br>Too Big to Fail recounts the story of the unbelievable events of the 2008 financial crisis – Lehman Brothers' historic collapse, the Bank of America-Merrill Lynch merger, the nationalization of AIG, and Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs' transformations into highly regulated banks. Beyond the story of failed financial empires, Too Big to Fail is a human drama, telling stories of the greed, hubris and perseverance of some of the biggest players on Wall Street and in the U.S. Government.<br><br>Too Big to Fail won a Gerald Loeb award and remained on The New York Times Best Seller List list for six months. Reuters dubbed it “The Book of the Crisis.” <br><br>Too Big to Fail received glowing reviews in top publications such as the Bloomberg News Review, The Economist, and The Financial Times. Sorkin continues to be seen as a top authority on all things Wall Street. <br><br>BOOK OUTLINE<br><br>Pt. I: Context and Overall Highlights<br> ->Andrew Ross Sorkin's background and the overall significance of Too Big To Fail<br><br>Pt. II: List Of Important People<br> ->The most important characters and their significance<br><br>Pt. III: Key Terms and Definitions<br> ->Explanations of prominent economic, financial, and other special terms used in Too Big To Fail<br><br>Pt. IV: Additional Reading, Major Reviews, and Related Articles