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Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffett on Practically Everything, 1966-2013 is a book compiled and edited by Carol Loomis, a renowned financial journalist and long-time friend of Warren Buffett. This book is a collection of articles, interviews, and essays about and by Warren Buffett, offering insights into his life, philosophy, and approach to investing and business.

Key Features of the Book:

1. Warren Buffett's Wisdom: It includes Buffett's own writings and his interviews with various publications, providing a direct look at his thought process.

2. Business Lessons: It covers topics like investing principles, corporate governance, management, and philanthropy.

3. Historical Perspective: The book spans decades, showing how Buffett's views evolved over time while remaining grounded in core principles.

4. Personal Insights: The content reflects Buffett's humor, humility, and unique outlook on life, work, and success.

5. Curated by Carol Loomis: As someone who had access to Buffett’s thoughts over many years, Loomis provides context and commentary, making the book accessible and engaging.

It's a valuable resource for anyone interested in business, investing, or learning from one of the most successful investors of all time. Would you like a summary of some key lessons from the book?