Sōzō No Kyōki Woruto Dizunī (Tankobon Hardcover)

I'm curious about the research process and what drew him to tell Disney's story in this way. Did he find new insights that changed how we see Disney's legacy?

His drive was inspiring but also came at a personal cost. How do readers interpret his legacy in light of his ambition and the sacrifices made?

The biography seems to cover his influence on business and innovation. Did it also delve into how Disney shaped societal values or perceptions?