About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is navigating a competitive friendship or showing a spark of entrepreneurial spirit. Twelve-year-old Greg Kenton is obsessed with making money, and his latest idea to sell miniature, homemade comic books at school is a sure winner. That is, until his classmate and rival, Maura Shaw, launches a competing comic book business. This funny, fast-paced story explores themes of rivalry, creativity, and collaboration. It's perfect for readers 8 to 12, as it models how two competitors can become successful partners, learning valuable lessons about business and friendship along the way.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
This book does not contain significant sensitive topics like death, divorce, or violence. The central conflict revolves around business ethics and interpersonal rivalry. The approach is secular and realistic, with the conflict resolved through mediation by a school authority figure, leading to a hopeful and productive outcome.
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