Elisabeth Donati

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Nan Webster's summer hasn't started out very well and, given her disenchantment with life in general, she isn't holding out much hope for more. There just doesn't seem to be anything good about being 12, especially since she's now old enough to take care of her little sister, Kara. If that isn't enough, her best friend, Jack, is hanging out with Millie Medlin, the one girl in the whole world that Nan can't stand. Things get a little more interesting, however, when Nan takes Kara to visit Jack's pot-bellied pig, Chubbs. It turns out that there's a new boy in town. His name is Ace Emerson, and he just happens to be Jack's new stepbrother. Given the alternative of spending more time alone with Kara in their stuffy apartment, Nan decides she has nothing to lose As the summer progresses, Nan and her friends (and Chubbs, of course) find themselves on an urgent quest to save Millie's home. Because Millie always seems to get what she wants, Nan assumed she was rich. But looks can be deceiving when it comes to money and wealth. As the adventure unfolds, 5-year-old Kara uncovers the "stepping stones to wealth", which take them on an altogether different journey. As they move through their summer, Nan and the others deepen their bonds in family and friendship and learn that they are indeed rich in the deepest sense of the word. Rocks to Riches is a treasure hunts with a twist and appropriate for ages 9-14. Authors' Note: The foundation of this story is inspired by the philosophies espoused in Napoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich".

Giving your kids an allowance is a critical component of raising adults who understand money. Teaching your kids about money is critical to their success as adults. The question many parents ask it, "How?" Consider this... You hire experts to teach your kids to swim, drive, play sports and learn musical instruments. Yet parents often leave the ONE subject kids MUST become skilled at to chance: MONEY Only problem is that very rarely is personal finance taught in schools or at home. If you're concerned about your child's financial future, then The Ultimate Allowance is the only financial parenting tool you'll need to raise financially savvy adults. The Ultimate Allowance teaches your kids about money so they can eventually move out successfully, and it does so while saving you money in the process. This step-by-step system shows you how to take the money you're already spending ON your children and run it THROUGH them instead. This way you teach your kids the language of money while providing plenty of financial practice while they're young. When your children move out successfully, you experience one of the most powerful joys of parents that exists...knowing you raised adults who can take care of themselves.