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Title:
This Little Piggy
Synopsis:
This Little Piggy is the story of Philip Anthropist, a young piggy bank growing up in the town of Pennyville. Philip is different from all the other animals he goes to school with including all the other little pigs. Philip has four slots instead of just one and is bullied at school for being different. Philip does not initially understand that not only is he different, but unique, and extremely special. At one point, we hear Philip say, ”I just wish I was he same as everyone else.” In time, Philip learns through his interactions with a magical book that speaks to him, as well as with other members of Pennyville, that he is actually very well equipped to build extraordinary wealth due to his uniqueness. Philip soon finds himself in possession of ten pennies for something he did our of the kindness of his heart and it is now his duty to determine which of his slots he will use for each penny. After learning more about himself and the difference between needs, wants, and desires, Philip also learns the importance of helping others. It is only then that Philip comes to understand the real secret and magic behind the town of Pennyville and it’s founders dream.In this epic tale, you will witness the weaving together of tools that enhance financial literacy and moral principle with a way forward for those who feel alone in the world. This story is designed to help young people embrace themselves for who they are and use their uniqueness as a super power to move forward and do things others cannot, due to these things that make them different. The differences we have from one another are moreso, superpowers, but only if we decide to view them in that light. It is the goal of this book to do just that while providing insights to the building of true wealth in all shapes and forms.
Author:
Jac Arbour
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Barcode:
9780989892728
Number of Copies:
1
Quantity:
1
Date Added:
2023-11-15 14:54:49