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    The Golden Quest: Your Journey to a Rich Life | Book Spotlight

    Bianca SchulzeBy 2 Mins Read Ages 4-8 Ages 9-12 Graphic Novels Teens: Young Adults

    Book Spotlight in Sponsorship with David Delisle of The Golden Quest: Your Journey to a Rich Life
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    The Golden Quest: Book Cover

    With a relatable hero, a handy treasure map, and lots of mystical places to visit, this graphic novel helps readers to think deeply about their relationships with things, money, and consumer culture.

    About the Book

    The Golden Quest: Book Cover

    The Golden Quest: Your Journey to a Rich Life

    Written by David Delisle

    Illustrated by Travis Hanson

    Ages 5-18 | 108 Pages

    Publisher: David Delisle | ISBN-13: 9781777718909

    Publisher’s Synopsis: The Golden Quest is an illustrated adventure about a young boy who embarks on a Hero’s Journey with his dog Shelby to discover the Golden Rules of Money. Along the way, he encounters a dragon, flies on an airship, spots an elusive stone whale, saves an alien, and learns the secret to living a rich life.

    The lessons taught are universal and will help children of all ages, from 5 to 95, achieve financial freedom through Money Mindfulness. And don’t worry, there’s no math, budgeting, or complicated charts. Your journey has just begun…

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    About the Author

    David Delisle is the author of The Golden Quest, a graphic novel that teaches kids about money based on the simple idea of “only buying the awesome stuff” and creating the freedom for what’s most important to YOU. His goal is to teach an entire generation of kids how to live a rich life and he’d love to have you join him in this journey.

    You can learn more and order the book at, www.theawesomestuff.com.

    David Delisle: Author Headshot

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    18 Comments

    1. Linda Gawthrop on

      Financial literacy is so important and what a fun way to introduce the topic to the younger crowd!

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    2. Sylvia Davis on

      I would love to get this book for my 9 yr old grandson. This summer, I hope to get his face in pages and off of screens while he is with me.

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    3. Barbara on

      This sounds like an excellent book for my sons classroom. I of course am very curious and would also like to read it.

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    4. Sunnymay on

      This story captures how money is necessary for needs instead of just being a consumer of things. It also showcases how minimalism is on trend. My 10 year old grandson would enjoy this book and feel like an explorer along on a journey.

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    5. Susan P. on

      CHildren need to learn the basics of Learn how to SPEND, Learn how to SAVE, Learn how to INVEST, and Learn how to GIVE.

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    15. Laurie Emerson on

      I would like to win as my son is at a age where I would love a book which would help him to learn about money,

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    17. Dana Matthews on

      I’d love to share this with my eight year old nephew, Eli. This is important and looks like a great foundation to start learning with.

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