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    Money Grows On Trees: Just the Bigg Little Life of Troy
    Money Grows On Trees: Just the Bigg Little Life of Troy
    Money Grows On Trees: Just the Bigg Little Life of Troy
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    Money Grows On Trees: Just the Bigg Little Life of Troy

    By John Clinton Biggs Jr. and Justina Predelus

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    Troy received gifts from his family, but all those gifts happened to be money. Troy is excited, but doesn't know where to begin. Should he go on a shopping spree and buy all of his favorite toys or should he save the money for a rainy day? Follow Troy on his financial adventure, while he shows us how money grows on trees and why we all should plant some seeds.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNoir Mien LLC
    Release dateNov 26, 2021
    ISBN9798985292220
    Money Grows On Trees: Just the Bigg Little Life of Troy
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    John Clinton Biggs Jr.

    John Clinton Biggs Jr. is the second born of five children, an uncle of four, an Air Force veteran, a business owner, and a lover of life. He was born in Mobile, Alabama and resided there until his teenage years. While living in Mobile, his neighborhood consisted of people from different races, ethnicities, and cultures. It was during this time his love for people and the desire to see the world was birthed in his heart. He also adopted the golden rule of treating others as he would like to be treated. His hobbies include traveling, cooking different cuisines, and exploring the arts. He is excited to introduce to the world his first children's book. May readers young and old experience great joy while reading it and sharing it with their families.

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      Money Grows On Trees - John Clinton Biggs Jr.

      Money Grows On Trees

      Just the Bigg Little Life of Troy

      John Clinton Biggs Jr. and Justina Predelus

      Published by Noir Mien LLC, 2021.

      While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

      MONEY GROWS ON TREES

      First edition. November 26, 2021.

      Copyright © 2021 John Clinton Biggs Jr. and Justina Predelus.

      ISBN: 979-8985292220

      Written by John Clinton Biggs Jr. and Justina Predelus.

      For Roosevelt Biggs:

      Count your money before you go to sleep, and count your money when you wake up!

      ~John Clinton Biggs Jr.~

      The key to end the cycle of poverty can be unlocked by generational wealth. This book is dedicated

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