Claman, (who only pens the forward and acknowledgement) presents a wide range of contributors who share how they learned to invest and grow rich, in short, concise, easy-to-pick-up-and-put-down essays. Individual pieces range in length from a paragraph to several pages and are chock-full of sage investment advice. I especially liked Georgette Mosbacher's essay that included the quote "There's no such thing as a dumb question when it comes to your own money." It's a rare investment book, one that spares the reader a writer’s egos and focuses on what the reader really wants, how to make and grow their money.