"Beautiful You"
by Pam Chambers

Each race has a rich culture and history to bring to the family. "Beautiful You" shares with your child the importance of his/her heritage, because the more he knows about from where he/she comes the more grounded a child will feel. A child's physical and emotional identity is a part of his parents' whether they are absent or present. A child's parents have a responsibility to fill him/her with self love and appreciation for the gifts he/she embraces. "Beautiful You" encourages parents to talk to their children about where he/she comes from and why he/she is special. A child's self love is his/her most important tool for success. And, there's nobody just like your child! The book, "Beautiful You," celebrates your child's individuality and will soon be available to help you begin discussions on what makes your child so beautiful.

"Pockets of Wealth"
by Kevin Palmer

The premise of "Pockets of Wealth" is that every day the media is crowded with America's biggest companies touting profits that are in the billions, (a number that people can't even comprehend), not to mention the constant news of astronomical CEO bonus packages that are as big as state lotteries. But sadly, most of these fortunes are a result of Wall Street schemes so complicated and dubious that anti-trust attorneys can't decipher them, and sadly, in most cases, are predicated on getting mom and pop to invest their life savings.

Until now, no one was talking about the real people who make up the vastness of economic activity in this country. A group of people who pay the most taxes, employ most of the labor force, and who started their success on a simple honest dream. It is these people who are the real engine of the American economy and it is their stories that can give hope to every American that prosperity is still possible in a day and age when many feel economically disenfranchised.

"Pocket of Wealth" is a story that will wipe away the cynicism of "stock option, leverage buyout capitalism" and paint a picture of prosperity for anyone who is willing to work hard and embody the American values of hard work, dedication, and honesty.

It is inspiring stories from our research on the top 2% of wealth in this country that contrast the other side of "capital market greed" learned from our Wall Street research, and sends the correct message about how to acquire wealth, in hopes it will make a difference to someone who wouldn't have necessarily taken a chance to do what they love to do to become successful. Critics believe "The Quiet Rich" will be a highly effective series in telling that story to inspire Americans.