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A review by marlisenicole
Why "a" Students Work for "c" Students and Why "b" Students Work for the Government: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Education for Parents by Robert T. Kiyosaki
1.0
Well, there's nothing to learn here. While I really enjoyed some of Kiyosaki's other books, this one really lacks substance. He regurgitates and repeats and repeats and repeats (yep, it's annoying just like this run-on sentence) the same sentences over and over until you think you're reading in circles.
The action steps for parents at the end of each chapter are not actually action steps, they are more like vague ideas all good parents already know they should do. Some practical ideas would have at least made the book worth its purchase price, but sadly, none are revealed.
You would be much better off playing Kiyosaki's game Cashflow for Kids with your kids to teach them about money than to read this book.
Move along, there's nothing to learn here.
The action steps for parents at the end of each chapter are not actually action steps, they are more like vague ideas all good parents already know they should do. Some practical ideas would have at least made the book worth its purchase price, but sadly, none are revealed.
You would be much better off playing Kiyosaki's game Cashflow for Kids with your kids to teach them about money than to read this book.
Move along, there's nothing to learn here.