The Social Network by Ben Mezrich (2009)

The Social Network is a non-fiction account of the creation of Facebook and the lawsuits that followed.

It centers around the story of Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, and his early years at Harvard.

The book chronicles the relationships between Zuckerberg, his co-founders, and other key players in the creation of the social media site.

The book explores the idea of how revolutionary ideas can quickly lead to financial success, but also create legal battles.

It examines how the legal system works to protect intellectual property and how billionaires are made overnight.

It also delves into the tech culture of the early 2000s, where students were eager to become the next tech billionaires.

The Social Network is a story of ambition, innovation, and legal drama.

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