Epic Life by Jon Daugherty | Children’s Book Review & $15 Giveaway
A book blog tour from Goddess Fish Promotions.
Thank you to the author, publisher, and Marianne & Judy at Goddess Fish for providing me with the information for this tour.
Book Details
Epic Life by Jon Daugherty Published by Tellwell Talent on 05/13/2020
Genres: Educational, Fiction, Children's, Family Life
Format: eBook, Hardcover, Paperback
Pages: 46
Teaching our next generation about financial freedom so that they can have an epic life is so important.
Tatum and his mom are going to show you how to get there in a fun and creative way. Follow them on this journey by planting your own money trees so that we can grow wealth.
Let us break old financial habits and create new ones. By doing this we must act differently than everyone else in order to have an epic life.
Source: Goddess Fish Promotions, Received from the author or publisher for review.
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Excerpt from Epic Life
After anxiously waiting for his mom to be done, Tatum finally got to ask her. . . .
“Instead of giving that lady OUR money, why don’t we get rid of that rusty old car and buy the new Turbo Sport 3000, like Mr. D over there?”
“He-he-he,” his mom giggled. She calmly replied, “Let me show you.”
After driving for what felt like infinity hours to Tatum, they arrived at . . . an apple orchard?!
The rusty old car stopped. Tatum asked, “What does a Turbo Sport 3000 have to do with apples?”
“He-he-he,” his mom giggled and said, “come with me, and I’ll explain everything.”
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Purchase Links for Epic Life
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My thoughts on Epic Life
Epic Life by Jon Daugherty teaches a valuable lesson to young children. Through the use of metaphors, young Tatum learns why it’s better to save your money than buy every flashy thing that comes before your eye.
When he wants Mom to spend their money on a Turbo Sport 3000 car instead of putting it in their savings account, she takes him to an orchard to teach him the art of saving.
The trees are equated to money trees and he grasps the concept quickly.
The illustrations by Bonnie Lemaire are well-done and add great depth to the tale.
My only complaint is the redundancy of the phrase, “he-he-he.” I felt like it took away from the story, but perhaps if it is read out loud in different voices it would work better.
Overall, this is a fun book to start introducing financial concepts to young children.
4 of 5 Stars
I received a copy of the book for the tour. This review is my honest, unbiased opinion.
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About Jon Daugherty
Author Jon Daugherty was born and raised in Kelowna, British Columbia, starting as an educational assistant.
He now works and resides in Fort McMurray, Alberta, and is hoping to share his passion for financial growth with other families. As a father, Jon believes it is important to teach today's youth about financial freedom.
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Giveaway!
Jon Daugherty will be awarding a $10 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.
Visit more stops on this Goddess Fish tour for extra chances to win!
November 2: Lisa’s Reading
November 2: Westveil Publishing
November 9: The Avid Reader
November 9: Gina Rae Mitchell
November 16: Our Town Book Reviews
November 16: Andi’s Kids Books
November 23: Sandra’s Book Club
November 23: Travel the Ages
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Purchase Epic Life online from a local book store.
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Easy Amazon Links
Epic LifeShop on Amazon Kindle 
Epic LifeShop on Amazon Paperback 
Epic LifeShop on Amazon Hardcover
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Cute cover! I love the idea of teaching kids to be financially responsible.
It’s more important than ever, isn’t it?
The time is now Gina, you couldn’t be more accurate
Thank you Gina thank you for the amazing review and for hosting my book. This is incredible!
Thanks Jenna! I think it’s extremely valuable to teach kids this.
This sounds like a valuable book. Wise financial management skills are essential for everyone to learn.
Thanks for hosting!
I agree, this is something that is not learned by osmosis and must be taught to our young people.
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