Book Review: "Rich Brother, Rich Sister" by Robert Kiyosaki

Robert Kiyosaki is a best selling author and is most know for his "Rich Dad Poor Dad". His books could be best called very personal finance as he covers topics typically off limits for financial books. The genesis of "Rich Dad" was his father's lack of financial security. This time it's his sister's turn. Instead of just writing about her in the third person he has brought her in as co-writer. In the process we learn a lot about the Kiyosaki family and--for some fans of Robert's previous--perhaps too much.

Robert's sister, Emi, is a highly devout Buddhist nun and spiritual director at the Dhargve Ling Buddhist Center in California. Emi took an intriguing path to her current incarnation--including a period in the hippy communes in Haight-Ashbury. These are interesting stories but it becomes a challenge for Robert to weave them into the stated premise of the book, which is to help you the reader "achieve all of the riches of life that were meant for you."

Those hoping for a practical guide to making money might be disappointed. However those readers who feel like they already know Robert will learn more about his background, failings and successes. Think of it as an autobiography of an interesting family and you'll know what to expect.

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