The Richest Man in Babylon: The Success Secrets of the Ancients

Set among the merchants and lenders of ancient Babylon, George Clason's parables turn simple money habits into stories that are easy to remember long after the last page. The lessons run through saving a fixed share of what you earn, keeping debt under control, putting money to work, and taking advice only from people qualified to give it. Because each idea is carried by a character and a situation, the arithmetic never feels like a lecture, which is why the book is still handed to first-time earners. What the pages hold: • Short parable chapters that can be finished in a single sitting • Personal finance ideas explained without jargon, charts or formulas • Guidance on saving, lending, investing and guarding against loss • A narrative frame that makes the rules easy to recall and repeat Recommended for students, young professionals and anyone starting to plan their finances, stocked in English by Boipoka.