 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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  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 |
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 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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 Honor Grades on 15 Hours a Week: How to Keep Studies from Interfering with Your College Education |
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 Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds |
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