Rich Dad's Escape from the Rat Race: How To Become A Rich Kid By Following Rich Dad's Advice

Covers the first part of Kiyosaki’s book, but in a graph form. Bought it for my grandkids, but it would be ok for an adult too. I think the illustrations add a level of relevancy that could just make the difference for someone, again, even an adult.

my kids ages 10 and 11 liked this book, but seemed to think it was geared toward kids a bit younger than them. the book is in comic book form, is easy to read, and tells a similar story to the book "rich dad poor dad". I think my kids liked the audiobook of "rich dad poor dad" a bit better than this though.

Great for having discussions with kids about making money work for you instead of you working for money. I used this as a follow up after having my kids read the Dave Ramsey books for kids. Once they practiced the principles of financial responsibility, it was time to teach them calculated risk with a mature mindset. Once they explore different venues on their micro level (personal business/investing/real estate/etc), they will be ready to choose the type of mentors that will help them excel in their future financial interests/talents. Love that it teaches them they can start now - they don't have to wait until they are old enough to file a W-2!

I feel this book is excellent way to deliver message to my child how to handle money. It’s written as a comic book and my child was following every word of it. I actually read it together with my child as we stopped and discussed how things run in our family and what can we do differently. This book is 100 success for us

Great book, short story but eye opening, took a few things out of this book that filled some gaps gave me a vision reassured my confidence.

I'm so excited to have someone to play the Rat Race with. I'm couldn't get them to bed last night because they wanted to keep playing it! Simple enough to learn for them and for me!

After reading this book a couple of times, my 9 year old daughter is speaking much differently about money. Her consciousness about money is shifting. It is great to hear my children speak differently about money than I did as a child. She is already thinking in terms of assets. Very COOL. Being in comic book format made her really excited to read it.

I bought this book because I had hoped it would be a kids version of the RichDad PoorDad book and it is! I had my 6 year old daughter read a chapter a night while putting her to sleep. Tells the comic book library story from Rich Dad Poor Dad from a kids point of view. Also it inspires the kid in the story to look for his own opportunity (which of course works out well). She enjoyed it. I only had to help with some of the larger words. Good book for kids.

My Girls (10,9,7) can’t put it down! They love the characters and the comic format. They are also asking life changing questions. I love it. Great work

This is an ideal first book for children and adults. Written in easy comic strips it summarises Robert Kiyosaki's famous Rich Dad Poor Dad story about his upbringing, and the difference between his own father, a University Lecturer who had a good well-paid job and worked hard all his life but had very little money when he retired (Poor Dad) and his friend's dad, an immigrant with no money, who taught both boys to understand how money works for us, and how to work Smart not Hard, and to see opportunities for wealth creation all around us - and how to Escape from the Rat Race.

I thought it is an info-filled book, but it is just a comic. And most of the things taught here is already found and read on other Kiyosaki's books.

esta bien hecho el libro y claro para abrirle la mente a los niños de como pueden ser ricos de grandes con pequeños cambios y lecciones.

Kids liked the format. Easy to read and understand.