The Money Tree

Description

103 pages
$6.50
ISBN 0-919301-60-6

Author

Publisher

Year

1982

Contributor

Reviewed by Joan McGrath

Joan McGrath is a Toronto Board of Education library consultant.

Review

If there were any limit to the supply of exclamation marks, this extraordinary title would surely have exhausted it. For 103 hectic pages the reader is exhorted to “Get tough with life! Really, really get tough with life!” The muddled message in brief is that everyone has a right, if not a duty, to be rich, and to enjoy being rich; that “money is God in action!”, etc., ending with the single directive “TO BE RICH!” (Okay, okay, soon as I find the time...)

So badly written that it is all but impossible to read, this strange book will challenge the patience of the most eager beaver who ever sought “Understandingness!”

Citation

Hutner, Hart, “The Money Tree,” Canadian Book Review Annual Online, accessed November 24, 2024, https://cbra.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/38040.