I was hesitant to read this book at first, as it was not one that I was interested in. Every time I was in Chapters or walking past the book section in Walmart I saw the book. I would pick it up and read the back, put it down and then pick it up again. Finally I bought the book.
The more I read the more interested I got. I liked the terms used being explained so that you knew what was actually happening.
Her story is relate able. It talks about how she lost herself to money and wanting to make more. She lost friends and family and most of all she lost herself. Molly goes on to talk about how along the way she really did make some real friends and you see how there are schemes everywhere and that you really do need to be careful because people are all about trying to take advantage of you.
This is an amazing and detailed book that really opens up your eyes. Money is not everything and it does not bring happiness. In fact, I think that in most cases, money brings problems when you have too much of it. But sadly the world shows consumerism and money as what life is all about and lots of people blindly believe it.
5 stars
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