Greg Kenton has always had a natural talent for money: he knew how to save it, how it worked, how to grow, and how to make it. One day, his longtime rival and neighbor Maura Shaw starts selling her own comics to Greg's customers. Both of their popular comics start to become well known around the town and area, and the two get more and more competitive. That is, until they both agree to work together and launch their own comics company, targeting their very own middle school.
Morality
Greg and Maura are very competitive; being competitive can be good, but Greg sabotages Maura's comics when their businesses get a bit too heated. Greg is also, in my opinion, a bit too greedy for money. He loves it a lot - until the end of the book, when he changes.
Spiritual Content
God is not mentioned in the book. The characters act rightly, with once again that excess bit of competition and greediness.
Violence
None.
Drug and Alcohol Content
None.
Sexual Content
None.
Crude or Profane Language or Content
None.
Conclusion
Andrew Clements has written another fantastic school story - this time about two kids with their talent for money and competitive nature. I recommend you to read this book, as it has a good ending that clears up any morality problems that are presented earlier.
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