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"Rumpelstiltskin's Rules for Making Your Farthings Grow is a charming introduction to investing! I have long felt that I should know more about the topic but have struggled to find resources that don't confuse me or put me to sleep. This book solved both problems! It's an engaging resource that has empowered me to be a better steward of my limited retirement funds."
— Sally L. Bond, President & Senior Consultant, The Program Evaluation Group, LLC, Chapel Hill, NC
Before you sink a single dollar into the stock market, read Rumpelstiltskin’s Rules for Making Your Farthings Grow by Susan Laubach. It’s a fun, painless, and profitable introduction to the world of investing.
If terms like broker, bonds, and venture capital cause you to break out into a sweat, fear not! Laubach teaches through entertaining, colorful retellings of fables and fairy tales you already know by heart.
You’ll learn business and investing fundamentals right alongside The Three Little Pigs, Sleeping Beauty, Goldilocks, and more.
You’ll even learn an easy-to-apply “secret formula” to discover if a stock price is a good value—or not!
Investment concepts are broken down in easy-to-understand, easy-to-remember language. Rumpelstiltskin’s seven rules will provide a foundation for all your future investments. (They’ll also equip you to sniff out the foxes and wolves selling bad investments).
These “rules” are essential for investing, served with a smile, so you can laugh while learning.
A practical summary and study guide at the back of the book further reinforces your knowledge and provides a quick refresher whenever you need it.
With Susan Laubach as your storyteller and guide, you can be sure you’re in good hands. She is a former Wall Street stockbroker and financial educator. She’s taught several levels of investment education to students aged 18 to 74. Better Investing Magazine called Laubach’s previous book “the most-well rounded source of basic stock information and education.”
Look, if Baby Bear can grow up to be a successful stock broker, then you can learn to invest, too.
Time is money, and there’s no better time to learn about investing than right now. Make Rumpelstiltskin's Rules for Making Your Farthings Grow your first—or next—investment in your financial future. The knowledge you’ll gain will pay dividends for the rest of your life.
Larry Weisman, USA Today sports writer for 25 years, says: “I found myself thinking of E.L. Doctorow's "historical" novels that blend fictional characters with known persons of a time to create a different reality. This book expands on the legend of the Mighty Casey, the strikeout immortalized in baseball legend, and the interplay of so many involved people -- the umpire, Casey, the groundbreaking woman journalist Nellie Bly. What brought these folks together in Mudville in 1888 at baseball's dawn? What happened next, and ever after? Del Leonard Jones writes with clarity as he constructs the memorable players in a tale that covers some 70 years. As a longtime sports writer I love a creative journey through that sports/culture portal. Really enjoyed seeing this story unfold.”
“At the Bat: The Strikeout that Shamed America is filled with rich characters and a unique narrative of folklore. It really is such a gem. I love the fluidity of time in the story. I love how the umpire Walter Brewster is an “on the spectrum" character, lovable and pure, whose moral compass never waivers. He is a true hero. Del strikes a nice balance in the tone, with alternating moments of humor and heartbreak. There are so many wonderful layers to this story. It could be read again and again -- each time delivering something new. Bravo!!” — T. Greenwood, author of Keeping Lucy.
“Outrageously wonderful! In the capable hands of Del Jones, Casey’s legendary at-bat might be the longest and most riotous in baseball history, real or imagined. Anyone who has ever recited or listened to Ernest Thayer’s 1888 poem will know the outcome. But Mr. Jones tells us what happened before, during and afterward not only to Casey himself but also to Nellie Bly, the world-renowned reporter, and two masked men behind the plate, antiheroic umpire Walter Brewster and disguised catcher Grasshopper Nova. They delightfully expand in prose that time-honored verse. Fans won’t want this fascinating last at-bat to ever end. Thank the baseball gods that there is no clock to confine our National Pastime. Del Jones, the author of The Cremation of Sam McGee, strikes again and does not strike out!”—Gregory Lalire, editor of Wild West magazine and author of Our Frontier Pastime, 1804-1815.
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Let Your Child Discover That They Are a Superhero Too! - An Educational Book on Anatomy for Boosting Your Child’s Confidence and Appreciate How Amazing They Are
Welcome to the child-friendly, yet highly informative book on human anatomy!
Oftentimes, children grow up feeling insecure or unsure about themselves. because they unconsciously compare themselves to other children.
They can’t really help it.
But with proper guidance and a chance for them to discover that everyone is truly amazing in their own way, they’ll overcome their insecurities and love themselves, even more, starting with the inside!
With this book, your child, or maybe even you, will realize that you already have everything you’ll ever need to achieve your dreams.
In this book, your child will discover:
Reassure your child by reminding them that they are superheroes too!
Finally, a book that goes above and beyond by giving your child an educational and emotionally supportive journey to help them grow stronger and more confident in themselves.
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