The author Sam Djang is a dentist in USA and i was really surprised to read a very detailed biography of one of most famous conquerors of the world.It has some drawbacks of historicity but amply balanced by nuanced delineation of Genghis's character.A very easy read and the creator of Mongol nation both as a general and statesman comes alive fully notwithstanding his savagery in warfare.

Let me begin by saying that I was tempted to take this book after reading the "Empire of the Moghul" series by Alex Rutherford.

Having learnt about the fact that the Moghul empire in India was started by Babur, who was a descendant of Timur lang(from paternal side) and Genghis Khan (from maternal side) and that Babur had drawn inspirations for his higher ambitions,owing to the big feats achieved by his two of these great ancestors,I began to develop a special interest in them and was lookin...

book is fun and easy to read, it gives a wonderful insights in to the life of Genghis khan. definitely worth buying

Terrible language and highly annoying to read. John Man is probably a better option

Only for history lovers, story of a small prince who lost everything at a tender age of 8 and how he conquered the world using is sharp brains,,,, friendship, death, sudden attacks everything is very exciting... Must read...