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Rutgers University Project on Economics and Children,
By Yana V. Rodgers "econkids.rutgers.edu" (New Brunswick, NJ) - See all my reviews (TOP 1000 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: When I Grow Up: A Young Person's Guide to Interesting and Unusual Occupations (Hardcover)
It seems like a dream, to get paid for playing Legos, hugging a dog, flying a kite, going fishing, and sampling chocolates. Yet these dreams have come true for those adults who work as game designers, pet photographers, kite designers, lobstermen, and chocolatiers. With this informative book, Jessica Loy describes fourteen unusual occupations that involve not only the stuff of childhood dreams, but also extensive training, long hours, and hard work. As the book points out, thinking about careers can be fun and inspiring given the array of professional options, including those that children may perceive to be more play than work.
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When I Grow Up: A Young Person's Guide to Interesting and Unusual Occupations by Jessica Loy (Hardcover - September 2, 2008)
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