9798295744839 - brandon and the angel who taught him to build de fowler, brandon (7 resultados)
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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books
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Librería: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, Estados Unidos de AmericaGrand Eagle Retail
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In A Little Black Boy: A Story About Ownership, Wisdom, and Building for the Future, young Brandon wakes up expecting an ordinary school day, but what begins as a simple morning quickly becomes a life-changing journey. Guided by a wise and loving guardian angel, Brandon starts to see the wor…ld around him in a completely new way. The bed he sleeps on, the toothbrush he uses, the food on his plate, the apartment buildings, stores, banks, cars, and businesses in his neighborhood all point to one powerful truth: somebody built them, somebody owns them, and somebody profits from them.Through vivid examples and easy-to-understand lessons, Brandon learns the difference between being only a consumer and becoming an owner. He discovers what assets and liabilities are, why saving money matters, why saving alone is not enough, and how investing, building, and creating can open the door to a better future. He also begins to understand that wealth is not just about having money, but about wisdom, stewardship, protection, opportunity, and leaving something lasting for the people you love.This inspiring story speaks directly to identity, purpose, and possibility. It encourages children to dream bigger than survival, to think beyond spending, and to imagine themselves as builders, creators, leaders, and visionaries. More than just a book about money, it is a book about mindset. It plants seeds of ownership, responsibility, generational thinking, and hope in a way that is gentle, memorable, and deeply empowering.A Little Black Boy is a meaningful and uplifting story for families, educators, and communities who want children to see themselves not just as participants in the world, but as future makers of it. With warmth, wisdom, and faith-filled encouragement, Brandon's journey reminds readers that the future does not only belong to those who consume what already exists; it belongs to those who dare to build, own, grow, and leave a legacy. In A Little Black Boy: A Story About Ownership, Wisdom, and Building for the Future, young Brandon wakes up expecting an ordinary school day, but what begins as a simple morning quickly becomes a life-changing journey. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: AussieBookSeller, Truganina, VIC, AustraliaAussieBookSeller
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In A Little Black Boy: A Story About Ownership, Wisdom, and Building for the Future, young Brandon wakes up expecting an ordinary school day, but what begins as a simple morning quickly becomes a life-changing journey. Guided by a wise and loving guardian angel, Brandon starts to see the wor…ld around him in a completely new way. The bed he sleeps on, the toothbrush he uses, the food on his plate, the apartment buildings, stores, banks, cars, and businesses in his neighborhood all point to one powerful truth: somebody built them, somebody owns them, and somebody profits from them.Through vivid examples and easy-to-understand lessons, Brandon learns the difference between being only a consumer and becoming an owner. He discovers what assets and liabilities are, why saving money matters, why saving alone is not enough, and how investing, building, and creating can open the door to a better future. He also begins to understand that wealth is not just about having money, but about wisdom, stewardship, protection, opportunity, and leaving something lasting for the people you love.This inspiring story speaks directly to identity, purpose, and possibility. It encourages children to dream bigger than survival, to think beyond spending, and to imagine themselves as builders, creators, leaders, and visionaries. More than just a book about money, it is a book about mindset. It plants seeds of ownership, responsibility, generational thinking, and hope in a way that is gentle, memorable, and deeply empowering.A Little Black Boy is a meaningful and uplifting story for families, educators, and communities who want children to see themselves not just as participants in the world, but as future makers of it. With warmth, wisdom, and faith-filled encouragement, Brandon's journey reminds readers that the future does not only belong to those who consume what already exists; it belongs to those who dare to build, own, grow, and leave a legacy. In A Little Black Boy: A Story About Ownership, Wisdom, and Building for the Future, young Brandon wakes up expecting an ordinary school day, but what begins as a simple morning quickly becomes a life-changing journey. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In A Little Black Boy: A Story About Ownership, Wisdom, and Building for the Future, young Brandon wakes up expecting an ordinary school day, but what begins as a simple morning quickly becomes a life-changing journey. Guided by a wise and loving guardian angel, Brandon starts to see the wor…ld around him in a completely new way. The bed he sleeps on, the toothbrush he uses, the food on his plate, the apartment buildings, stores, banks, cars, and businesses in his neighborhood all point to one powerful truth: somebody built them, somebody owns them, and somebody profits from them.Through vivid examples and easy-to-understand lessons, Brandon learns the difference between being only a consumer and becoming an owner. He discovers what assets and liabilities are, why saving money matters, why saving alone is not enough, and how investing, building, and creating can open the door to a better future. He also begins to understand that wealth is not just about having money, but about wisdom, stewardship, protection, opportunity, and leaving something lasting for the people you love.This inspiring story speaks directly to identity, purpose, and possibility. It encourages children to dream bigger than survival, to think beyond spending, and to imagine themselves as builders, creators, leaders, and visionaries. More than just a book about money, it is a book about mindset. It plants seeds of ownership, responsibility, generational thinking, and hope in a way that is gentle, memorable, and deeply empowering.A Little Black Boy is a meaningful and uplifting story for families, educators, and communities who want children to see themselves not just as participants in the world, but as future makers of it. With warmth, wisdom, and faith-filled encouragement, Brandon's journey reminds readers that the future does not only belong to those who consume what already exists; it belongs to those who dare to build, own, grow, and leave a legacy. In A Little Black Boy: A Story About Ownership, Wisdom, and Building for the Future, young Brandon wakes up expecting an ordinary school day, but what begins as a simple morning quickly becomes a life-changing journey. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, AlemaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In A Little Black Boy: A Story About Ownership, Wisdom, and Building for the Future, young Brandon wakes up expecting an ordinary school day, but what begins as a simple morning quickly becomes a life-changing journey. Guided by a wise a…nd loving guardian angel, Brandon starts to see the world around him in a completely new way. The bed he sleeps on, the toothbrush he uses, the food on his plate, the apartment buildings, stores, banks, cars, and businesses in his neighborhood all point to one powerful truth: somebody built them, somebody owns them, and somebody profits from them.Through vivid examples and easy-to-understand lessons, Brandon learns the difference between being only a consumer and becoming an owner. He discovers what assets and liabilities are, why saving money matters, why saving alone is not enough, and how investing, building, and creating can open the door to a better future. He also begins to understand that wealth is not just about having money, but about wisdom, stewardship, protection, opportunity, and leaving something lasting for the people you love.This inspiring story speaks directly to identity, purpose, and possibility. It encourages children to dream bigger than survival, to think beyond spending, and to imagine themselves as builders, creators, leaders, and visionaries. More than just a book about money, it is a book about mindset. It plants seeds of ownership, responsibility, generational thinking, and hope in a way that is gentle, memorable, and deeply empowering.A Little Black Boy is a meaningful and uplifting story for families, educators, and communities who want children to see themselves not just as participants in the world, but as future makers of it. With warmth, wisdom, and faith-filled encouragement, Brandon's journey reminds readers that the future does not only belong to those who consume what already exists; it belongs to those who dare to build, own, grow, and leave a legacy.
