In the heart of Silicon Valley's meteoric rise, nestled the inception of a company that would redefine the contours of technology and innovation—Apple Computer. Michael Moritz, in his compelling narrative "The Little Kingdom," escorts readers through the hallowed garages and humble beginnings of Apple, laying bare the personal and professional journeys of its enigmatic founders, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. With an eye for detail and a grasp of the monumental, Moritz chronicles the duo's descent from college dropouts to pioneers of the digital age, weaving a story that is as much about the spirit of invention as it is about the birth of an icon. Expanding beyond its original scope, this revised edition, "Return to the Little Kingdom," delves deeper into the saga of Apple, tracing its ascendancy to global dominance and the visionary zeal of Steve Jobs that propelled it there. With exclusive insights and an insider's perspective, Moritz offers a definitive biography of a company that has, in many ways, crafted the future. This book is an essential odyssey through the trials and triumphs of Apple, revealing not just how Jobs's brilliance forged an empire, but how Apple, in turn, shaped our world.