Things Your Grandparents Taught You: About Investing is a timeless, approachable guide to building a wiser financial life-rooted in the simple truths, sayings, and common-sense lessons many of us first heard from generations before. Structured as fifty one-page, illustrated chapters, this book turns familiar quips, quotes, and clichés into practical insights about money, decision-making, character, stewardship and personal growth.

Each page pairs a classic nugget of wisdom-such as "A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned," "Don't Put All of Your Eggs in One Basket" or "Strike While the Iron is Hot"-with a modern, easy-to-understand explanation of how that advice applies to investing and everyday financial choices. The book offers clarity through stories, reflections, and gentle reminders that good financial habits are often built on the same principles that guide a good life.

With its warm tone and nostalgic pencil illustrations, Things Your Grandparents Taught You feels like sitting at the feet of someone who's lived a little longer and learned what really matters. It's a perfect graduation gift, a thoughtful companion for anyone entering a new season of life, or a reassuring read for those simply seeking direction and grounding.

Accessible, heartfelt, and enduring, this book invites readers of all ages to rediscover the practical wisdom that has shaped generations-and to use it as a foundation for confident, thoughtful investing.