Pennyworth Books

Written in 1997, Rich Dad Poor Dad is Robert Kiyosaki’s first major commercial success, and sets up and introduces the basic premise and concepts that Robert Kiyosaki explores in his Rich Dad series. The concept of making your money work hard for you instead of working hard for your money is portrayed in Rich Dad, Poor Dad through precisely the decisions and perspective each dad has concerning money and the financial world.

Robert T. Kiyosaki has teamed up with Sharon Lechter in the writing of the RDPD books, and his wife Kim Kiyosaki in the Rich Dad Poor Dad Corporation. All three of them, Robert T. Kiyosaki, Kim Kiyosaki, and Sharon Lechter are co-founders of the RDPD Corporation. Mrs. Kiyosaki has developed her own line of Rich Women, Poor Women which expresses many of the exact same views of Robert T. Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad, Poor Dad but in a different way,…

Have you heard about David Orme and his wife Helen Orme? They write numerous books for Dyslexic and struggling readers. Read on to find out more about their books and find out why children are really reading them!

The books that David and Helen have written are specifically for children who either struggle to read or have dyslexia. They are aimed at children who are 8-14 years old but cleverly have a reading age of 6 and 7. This is just what children need to encourage them to read. The first 6 books in the series of 12 have a reading age of 6 and the remaining 6 have a reading age of 7.

Some of the books feature an extremely clever young lad, 14 years old, called Rick Shaw. Rick is only interest in science. When Rick’s dad is killed he brings all of his scientific knowledge together to fight evil,…

Blood Brothers is the first book of bestselling author Nora Roberts’ newest Trilogy, Sign of Seven. This story takes place in the little town of Hawkins Hollow, Maryland. It tells the story of three friends- Caleb, Fox, and Gage, and the nightmare that is unleashed on their 10th birthday. All born the same day, same year, they share a brotherly bond that proves to be stronger and deeper than they ever believed. On the evening before their tenth birthday they go camping near the Pagan Stone. An event happens that night that changes their lives and their sleepy town possibly forever. An Evil being is unleashed and every seven years on the seventh month it returns to the town and causes the locals to do unspeakable things, then don’t remember them. It is up to these three friends to try to stop the evil madness before it is to late.…

A former Disney Cast Member created The Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide to help families save money at Walt Disney World. She also wanted to provide you with tips and techniques for maximizing your time and making the most out of your Orlando vacation.

We have all seen these e-books all over the web claiming to have secrets that no one else knows about and promising you the world. I have wasted my money on some of these myself in the past.

However, I was very interested in seeing whether you really could save money at Disney World as she claims. Considering that I live an hour’s drive from Disney and have a 2 year old, I figured that I would soon need to know these secrets in the coming years.

With that said, I purchased the e-book and downloaded it from the download page.

As I opened the e-book I will say that my initial…

Final Impact is the third and final volume in John Birmingham’s Axis of Time trilogy (the first two volumes being Weapons of Choice and Designated Targets). It is now two years since a 21st century multi-national (principally American, British and Australian) naval task force has been accidentally transported back from 2021 to 1942, triggering changes all over the world, and in the course of World War II.

This novel deals with the end of the war. A race to get the atomic bomb, an alternate D-Day, the death of Hitler (in a suitably ironic and fitting fashion), and the Soviet re-entry in the war on the Allied side (a ceasefire between the Germans and Soviets having been established in the previous novels).

Perhaps the key change is that in this history is that Stalin knows about the eventual collapse of communism and the Soviet Union – so plans to make changes to…

In the 1980 movie, The Final Countdown, a modern US aircraft carrier, the USS Nimitiz, travels back in time through some kind of vortex to December 6th 1941, and seems to get the opportunity to intervene and stop the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. This type of scenario is very popular in alternate history discussion forums and newsgroups (see also ISoT), and John Birmingham’s “Axis of Time” trilogy (the first of which is Weapons of Choice), is also based around this device.

A multi-national (principally American, British and Australian, but also including some other nationalities too) naval task force from the year 2021 is magically sent back to 1942. The majority of the ships arrive in the middle of the US naval fleet heading for the Battle of Midway, although others are scattered all over the world. We then get a revised, and very different, World War II.

This book could easily…

It’s hard to find great travel writing, but it’s out there. Part of the reason for this is that so much travel writing is also considered nature writing or narrative non-fiction. Part of the reason is that the field is so competitive because of a lot of good authors competing for a relatively small market space. But there is a wide array of great travel fiction out there, and here is my list of the best ten travel novels I’ve read over the past couple years.

10) Through Painted Deserts, by Donald Miller. This is one I actually found in the “Christian Non-Fiction” section, which can be unfair. There’s no question Miller is a Christian, but he’s a writer first and foremost, he’s not preachy, and his questioning of his own faith, of reasons for existence, of who and what he is or is becoming is reminiscent of the fantastic soul searching…