Category: Book Reviews
Welcome to our Book Reviews category, where we explore a wide range of books available in accessible formats such as audio and Braille. Here, you’ll find reviews of insightful reads that cover topics related to finances, from money management and business strategies to personal development. We also occasionally feature stories and novels that weave financial or business themes into their narratives. Whether you’re looking to grow your financial knowledge or find inspiration in business-focused stories, our reviews will guide you to resources that suit your needs.
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Book Review: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss
The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss Reviewers Thoughts ‘The 4-Hour Workweek’ does not set out to wave a banner for the blind or those with disabilities, but it is a gem for shaking up the way we think about work and money. As someone rooting…
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Book review: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
Think and Grow Rich (original 1937 version) by Napoleon Hill Reviewers Thoughts “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill is a book that’s been around for ages, and it’s got its fair share of both praise and criticism. Hill claims to have spent two decades hobnobbing with successful people to uncover their secrets, but…
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Book Review: You Are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero
You Are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero Reviewer’s Thoughts: The title of this book alone was enough to peak my interest and decide to pick it up. I am pleased to report that enjoyment of this book went beyond its title. Written in easy-to-understand language and presented in chapters that I…
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Book Review: “Dollars & $ense: a kid’s guide to using–not losing–money,” by Elaine Scott
Dollars & $ense: a kid’s guide to using–not losing–money By: Elaine Scott Reviewer’s Thoughts: Dollars & $ense: A Kid’s Guide to Using–Not Losing–Money” by Elaine Scott primarily focuses on providing young readers with a comprehensive understanding of the history of money and the significant governmental impact on banking and financial laws. I find the…
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Book Review: Baby Steps Millionaires: by Dave Ramsey
About this Book Baby Steps Millionaires: how ordinary people build extraordinary wealth – and how you can too By Dave Ramsey Reviewer’s Thoughts: This is a follow up to The Total Money Makeover. While he does a quick review of the baby steps, this book gets more into steps you can take once you…
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Book Review: “You’re fifty-now what? Investing for the second half of your life” By Charles Schwab
About this Book You’re fifty– now what?: investing for the second half of your life, By Charles Schwab An international brokerage firm’s founder and chairman offers older investors and retirees information on basic personal finance, including retirement budgets, pension programs, insurance, mutual funds, estate planning, and charitable giving. Advises investors to modify their strategy and…
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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
About This Book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki is a best-selling personal finance book, providing valuable lessons on how to build wealth and avoid financial struggles. Owning Income-Generating Assets Kiyosaki emphasizes acquiring income-generating assets, such as rental properties, stocks, and businesses, over accumulating liabilities. He believes that this is possible, even for…
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Book review: Making Self-Employment Work for People with Disabilities
Making Self-Employment Work for People with Disabilities About This Book “Making Self-Employment Work for People with Disabilities” is a comprehensive guide aimed at helping individuals with disabilities succeed in self-employment. The authors explore the various challenges and barriers faced by people with disabilities in the workforce and provide practical advice and strategies for overcoming these…