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    Financial Literacy for Kids

    22 original stories for kids to learn Earning, Saving, Spending, Investing, and many more along with Financial Lessons, Tips, and Activities

    by Uncle Shyam ...
    Narrated by James Lawrence ...

    Unabridged

    2 hours 13 min

    Discover the ultimate guide to financial success for young minds with "Financial Literacy for Kids." This engaging and educational book offers 22 captivating stories that teach essential financial concepts in a way that's easy for children to understand and enjoy.Inside this book, kids will learn:How to earn money and appreciate its valueThe importance of saving and practicing delayed ... Read more

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  • Passage of the Hurricane

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  • Ray Dalio: Principles of a Billionaire Mind

    Ray Dalio is one of the most influential investors of the last half-century-but the true story behind his success is not about markets, money, or algorithmic trading. It is the story of a mind engineered through failure, humility, and an obsessive pursuit of truth.Born to a middle-class family and working as a teenage caddy, Dalio's earliest lessons in wealth came not from textbooks but from ... Read more

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  • Tucker Carlson

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    "Tucker Carlson is neither prophet nor villain. He is what happens when institutions lose moral authority and personalities take their place." Tucker Carlson is not simply a partisan provocateur; he is a product—and the most vocal critic—of the American elite system that created him. In The Heretic Inside the System, James Lawrence provides an analytical, nonpartisan re-examination of how a man ... Read more

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  • Faith in Fallacy

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    Today, when global warming denial and vaccination denial are alarmingly prevalent, it is crucial to understand that throughout history, science denial at the state level has cost scores of millions of lives. In the Soviet Union under Stalin, Lysenko's denial of genetics led to disastrous agricultural policies, resulting in the persecution and execution of dissenting scientists and widespread ... Read more

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  • Lyudmila Pavlichenko: Lady Death

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    Lana Del Rey did more than release music—she invented a world.From her quiet beginnings as Elizabeth Grant to her rise as the modern icon of melancholy, she reshaped pop culture through a persona she consciously built: glamorous, tragic, poetic, defiantly vulnerable.Lana Del Rey: The Self-Made Myth of Melancholy traces her evolution from ignored New York songwriter to global archetype. It follows ... Read more

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