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on March 16, 2018
Excellent book on teaching deferred gratification.
My kids young and old enjoyed the book as well.
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on June 23, 2016
Really enjoyed the book. Great life lessons, easy to understand. Read it in about 90 minutes. Highly recommend.
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on April 5, 2012
I had read a short part of this book on-line before purchasing it and was eagerly waiting for it's arrival. However, once I began reading it further and realized it was more of a "story", I instantly regretted buying this book. I guess other people may appreciate the parable way of writing but if you are like me and want more facts and helpful information rather than a stories as examples of how to apply the "Don't eat the marshallmallow" method, you will want to skip this book. A disappointment for me.
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on September 13, 2015
I'd heard of the marshmallow study but did not realise there was a book all about the theory, but am so excited that I found it! This book is just great and gets the marshmallow story across so well
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on October 29, 2014
It's not a big book, but the message is clearly delivered.

"Don't Eat The Marshmallow" .. Delayed gratification is the key.
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on April 19, 2018
interesting book
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on September 15, 2017
This short read contains excellent considerations on everyday life. It breaks the lessons down in an engaging parable. It reinforces the main points to aide in committing the lessons to memory.
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on November 9, 2011
This is similar to the One Minute Manager, Who Moved My Cheese? and other similar parables. Quick read and very motivating. I highly recommend it for teachers to give to students in grades 4-8. It gives them an excellent start on the road to controlling their finances (and themselves)!
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on September 5, 2016
Wonderful concept.
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on August 8, 2014
Love this book. It really makes you think about making changes that can help build your life to be successful.
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