Book Review

Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What The Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That The Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
by Robert Kiyosaki
Review by Erin Pavlina

At the time of this writing Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki is ranked number 13 on Amazon.com. Thirteen! Out of millions of books, this book is ranked 13. There's a reason for that and I know what it is.

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Robert Kiyosaki had two fathers, his poor dad (biological father) and his rich dad (his friend's father). Rich Dad, Poor Dad talks about what Kiyosaki learned from both fathers about money and how he then applied what he learned from "rich dad" to become wealthy himself.

You might wonder how this relates to vegan parenting. Well, as parents we know how much it costs to raise children and I'm sure we'd all like to leave something behind for our children. Heck, some of us even want to be rich and financially free. Reading this book and applying what Kiyosaki teaches will get you well on your way.

I can tell you from personal experience how this book has affected me. I bought and read the book in January of 2000. So did my husband. We began applying the principles outlined in the book and within 6 months we were 100% debt free and had more money working for us in investments than we ever had before. It's really amazing when we think about how easy it was.

So what's the book about? Is it dry and boring and filled with financial terms you'd have to be a stock broker to understand? Nope. It's easy to understand. Kiyosaki speaks very conversationally. I love when authors write in the first person; you feel like you're right there with him as he learns how to be rich.

I have to give this book my absolute highest recommendation. I sincerely hope you will buy this book because the more rich vegans we have out there, the more good we can do with our money. Go get it today! You WILL NOT be sorry.

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