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You will learn from them what to do to become rich:
Book 1: My Life and Work by Henry Ford
This book is the original autobiographical work by Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company. In this book, Ford details how he got into business, the strategies that he used to become a wealthy and successful businessman, and what others can do by learning from the examples he has outlined.
Book 2: Eight Pillars of Prosperity by James Allen
James Allen, the author of As a Man Thinketh, guides us to a greater understanding of how to achieve lasting prosperity. Allen helps us understand the eight pillars that are the foundation of true and lasting success. These pillars are Energy, Economy, Integrity, System, Sympathy, Sincerity, Impartiality, and Self-Reliance. A life changing book.
Book 3: The Art of Money Getting (Golden Rules for Making Money) by P.T. Barnum
In P. T. Barnum's Art of Money Getting 'The Greatest Showman in the History of the Universe' reveals his secrets for accumulating vast sums of wealth. He describes how anyone can follow his program and become wealthy. After a highly successful career in which he made and lost fortunes, captivated Kings and Queens, and used his genius, wit and eloquence P.T. Barnum wrote these golden rules for making money.
Book 4: Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie, the great steel-baron-turned-philanthropist, was an industrialist unlike any other. His famous dictum, that he who dies rich dies disgraced, has inspired a generation of twenty-first-century philanthropists to follow in his footsteps and put their money towards philanthropic causes. He had an unwavering belief in distributing wealth for good, and systematically and deliberately gave away the bulk of his riches throughout his lifetime.
Book 5: Franklin's Way to Wealth by Benjamin Franklin
In addition to his active role in guiding colonial America to independence, Benjamin Franklin was a shrewd businessman who amassed a substantial personal fortune. His life story offers an ideal example of the application of a successful work ethic. In his treatise, he presents his own tried-and-true attitudes toward money management, with quotable thoughts on the rewards of industry, the perils of debt, and the futility of idleness.
Book 6: History of the Great American Fortunes by Gustavus Myers
Originally published in 1910, a primary source for the business and development of American power in the nineteenth century. As Myers describes in his preface, it was the fashion in the early twentieth century to write of the multi-millionaires in an unfavorable light, as if they were all robber barons and had no social conscience. In his history he was attempting to be more realistic in his perspective.
Book 7: Captains of Industry by James Parton
In this book are presented examples of men who shed lustre upon ordinary pursuits, either by the superior manner in which they exercised them or by the noble use they made of the leisure which success in them usually gives. Such men are the nobility of republics. The American people were fortunate in having at an early period an ideal man of this kind in Benjamin Franklin, who, at the age of forty-two, just mid-way in his life, deliberately relinquished the most profitable business of its kind in the colonies for the sole purpose of developing electrical science. In this, as in other respects, his example has had great influence with his countrymen.
Book 8: The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles
“The Science of Getting Rich” was written by a proponent of the New Thought Movement, Wallace D. Wattles. In his book, Wattles stresses the power of the human mind—claiming that one’s way of thinking can attract or repel wealth. A source of inspiration for many financial success manuals – most recently Rhonda Byrne’s “The Secret” – “The Science of Getting Rich” remains relevant more than 100 years after its initial publication.