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Wesley is getting a ride to soccer practice in his uncle Rob’s new car, which Wesley had helped him buy with some great advice about credit. Suddenly, Uncle Rob accidentally backs into a tree! No one is hurt, but Uncle Rob can’t afford to fix his car because he doesn’t have car insurance. Puzzled about insurance and what it is, Wesley begins asking questions. Fortunately for him, NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Davis is teaching kids about finance at the local children’s club. With Mr. Davis’s help, Wesley learns what a premium is, how a policy works, and what deductibles are.

Award-winning father and son authors Prince and Wesley Dykes are back! Introducing for the first time ever, a fictional children's book offering a kid-friendly peek into the world of credit....

For the first time ever a fiction book offers a kid friendly introduction to the stock market and investing. Young Wesley is about to turn 11 years old, and he really wants a new Gs4 gaming system. But money doesn't grow on trees, so Wesley will have to work hard and save his money to be able to make that purchase. Wesley's dad helps him out by teaching him the importance of investing and how stocks work.

Jack is a man with no memory, awakening in a dark and dangerous metropolis on the eve of its destruction. The only clue to his former life: a handwritten note in the pages of a book of faerie tales entitled Forevermore. Marked for death in a peacekeeping force sent to quell the riots, he finds sanctuary and survival with other renegades on the streets of Dead City.

You know what it's like to be really hungry? What would you do if the only food available was so tiny, there was no way it will fill you up? That is the dilemma faced by Bordeaux the alligator in author Eleanor Blackwell's Lunch.