Attention English teachers: Mister Teacher, Lady Strathconn, and others have been passing around a list of (mostly) classic books to test how well-read they are. How about you?
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I clicked on Mister Teacher and saw the book "I Teach Therefore I am Poor". The title made me think of a great book I read by Money Coach, Dr. Pearlena Wallace, a teacher just like us. It's titled MILLIONAIRE IN THE MIRROR: 10 KEYS TO GETTING RICH. It was very helpful and useful. It's available at www.drpearlena.com