Customer Reviews

Hillary's Big Business Adventure (The Adventures of Hillary)

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Being a business owner, I know how important it is to teach your children at the earliest age possible that they too have the choice of entrepreneurship and that at some point in their life they must work hard to get the things you want. This book is about a young girl named Hillary, she is only a 5th grader but she decides that she will do whatever it takes to get her dream bike. This is an awesome story and a must read for ally young children.

"Hillary" Listed in the April 2008 Issue of Books for Growing Minds!

...and the reviews are in!!

"Absolutely FABULOUS!!! The book is the BEST children's book I have ever seen. The colors, the artwork, the story, the glossary and recipes...the book had it all."
Ryan Greene, Author of My Little Black Book of Leadership

"Being a business owner, I know how important it is to teach your children at the earliest age possible that they too have the choice of entrepreneurship and that at some point in their life they must work hard to get the things you want. This is an awesome story and a must read for all young children."
Julie Williamson, A Good Book Bookstore

"Why not show the inner-youth that success comes with hard work and determination, and that it's always imperative for one to follow their dreams! I think your book is a strong testament to what they can learn about everyday life and growing up in a rapidly changing world. "
Michael T. Lyle, Jr., Quinnipiac University Reporter/AM 1220 WQUN Radio

"I enjoyed the story. I think that students would especially like the book. The vocabulary section (is) a definite positive -- especially if used by teachers."
Julie Krivak, Kindergarten Teacher

"I enjoyed it! I liked the way the business adventure was presented. I think it would entice children to create their own business."
Anne Pearson, Elementary Teacher

"I liked that values such as teamwork, persistence, and hard work were taught."
Tina Baum, 2nd Grade Teacher