The Great Patty Caper

by Erica David (Adapter), Stephen Reed (Illustrations)

Do you toss your investment and banking statements in a box, unopened? Does the word "investments" make you frown? Are you afraid to look at your money during a recession? Are you worried that you'll have to retire to the back seat of your car?

Alison Griffiths gives you easy, prescriptive advice on how to take charge of your money. Learn where to put your money so that it stays safe through market fluctuations. Figure out how bank and investment fees work, and decide for yourself if you're getting enough value for your money.

Genres: Childrens

24 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Jenny Havlik]

The kid is on a Spongebob kick. Ehh.

[Angela]

I hate Sponge Bob as a general rule of having any sense of taste whatsoever. But my daughter picked it out and I'm hardly one to tell her she can't read a book. The story was actually pretty cute and not nearly as crass as the television show. It was a very easy read and the story line was obviously rushed for a younger audience but the premise was fine.

[Rosa Cline]

I normally don't like SpongeBob stories they are usually very hyper for me. But my special needs teen age sons both love him so I do read him for them. This book I even liked. It wasn't hyper but a story and had several of the regular characters in it. And sort of a mystery even though as usual it was SpongeBob's 'forgetfulness' and at the end he does save the day.

[Wanji]

i like spongebob books.

[Wanji]

i like spongebob books