Not available in electronic format, unfortunately. It's very well illustrated though.

I read it, twice in fact, and can vouch it is a very, very good book. It's basically a collection of charlie munger's speeches and writings. An example of one such speech is here: https://old.ycombinator.com/munger.html

If you like that, you'd probably like "Seeking Wisdom" which is part of the same publishing house. (And not sure if this matters, but it's a favorite of Nassim Taleb's as well).

https://www.poorcharliesalmanack.com/orderform_2016.php

It's a popular library item: http://www.worldcat.org/title/poor-charlies-almanack-the-wit...

Many public libraries now include scanners at which books may be duplicated. There are guides (a good one is on Wikimedia) for creating PDF or DJVU output from scanned images. This is also one of the best uses of a larger-format tablet (9-10"). Sadly a neglected form-factor, and sadly, no current mainstream tablet is really an acceptable user environment (Android, iOS).

You can get it direct from Charlie. https://www.poorcharliesalmanack.com/ You can even get an signed copy.

It's basically a coffee table book, so I doubt there is an electronic version.

A big chunk of the material (I hesitate to say 'all') is transcripts from various talks that you can legally find on the web (like "The Psychology of Misjudgment"), so maybe a good place to start is looking at the table of contents and searching for each.

You can find it as a good quality PDF from the internet but there isn't official version sadly. As someone who reads 99% of my books in Kindle or on iPad it's a shame you can't even buy lot of books in electronic format.