The Only Investment Guide You’ll Ever Need
“So full of tips and angles that only a booby or a billionaire could not benefit.” — The New York Times
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The Only OTHER Investment Guide
You’ll Ever Need
My Vast Fortune
“Tobias tickles both your sense of humor and your fancy. You are inspired to rush out and save your money.” — The New York Times
Getting By on $100,000 a Year
“Who could have believed that money and the people preoccupied by it could be so much fun to read about?” — PEOPLE Magazine
Money Angles
“One of the most readable books about basic investing you can find from one of the best financial writers around.” — Boston Herald
The Funny Money Game
“…must reading for anyone with get-rich-quick dreams of the stock market.” — Wall Street Journal
The Invisible Bankers
“Good-humored … Lucid … Compelling” — The New York Times
“Entertaining and irreverent” — FORTUNE
Auto Insurance Alert
“A crazy, radical, hare-brained scheme that is actually smart, conservative and practical. And fun reading!”— Steve Brill, Editor-in-Chief, The American Lawyer
Fire and Ice
“The perfect book.”— The Wall Street Journal
Managing Your Money
“If you have a computer, you should have Managing Your Money”— Stock Market Magazine
Kids Say: Don’t Smoke
“Hard-hitting.”— The New York Times
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Kids Say: Don’t Smoke
(Russian Edition)
“Think of the cigarette pack as a storage container for a day’s supply of nicotine…Think of the cigarette as a dispenser for a dose unit of nicotine.”— Philip Morris internal research strategy paper
The Best Little Boy in the World
“Uniquely frank . . . splendid.”— The New York Times
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The Best Little Boy in the World Grows Up
“Poignant and riveting.”— Library Journal
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