Wyatt, Tyler's funny friend, has caused quite a stir at the Nessibus Airport. Laughter roars from his airport comedy club where travelers, waiting for their planes to depart, get a chance to catch an exciting show. Like Tyler and Giselle before him, Wyatt plunges into a set of adventures that show him how expand his business. Sot , the Spirit of the Entrepreneurs, sends him on a wild log flume ride that, if navigated skillfully, could end with a chance to prove himself to the most influential venture capitalists in the city. Meanwhile, Tyler and Giselle explore the mysteries of Tyler's parents and the Golden Key for Giselle's movie and an eerie, green haze has settled over Nessibus. Nothing seems insurmountable, that is, until Ha-Ha Thieves start stealing laughter from the citizens and politicians arrive on the scene, giving the kids new business challenges to deal with - taxes and laws While the kids are buried in figuring out how to maneuver through the new taxes and laws, someone steals their beloved Golden Key right out from under them Wyatt's Laughing Lark is a part of the Future Business Leaders Series(TM), an adventure series designed to teach pre-teen kids business concepts and entrepreneurship. In the series, author Bouani interlinks the values of community and friendship with business. Business lessons covered in Wyatt's Laughing Lark are: -Expansion/Growth of a Company -Courting Investors -Ethical Business Practices -Strategy and Decision-Making -Networking -Government & Taxes Other books available in the Future Business Leaders Series(TM) are: 1. Tyler and His Solve-a-matic Machine http: //budurl.com/Tyler1 2. Tyler Passes the Golden Key http: //budurl.com/Giselle2 For more information about the series, go to http: //www.boujepublishing.com/series.htm
Every so often a new writer surfaces who along with the company of the likes of Roald Dahl, EB White, CS Lewis and others has the talent to speck to children about things adult in a manner that is not only informative and correct intelligently, but at the same time keeps in mind the importance of molding the realm of fantasy and tales that still focus the attention of all of us. Jennifer Bouani has the gift and in TYLER & HIS SOLVE-A-MATIC MACHINE she bows on stage as a skilled thinker and a consummate communicator. Billed as a part of a series for 'Future Business Leaders', this story is told through the palpably real ten year old orphan Tyler Sogno who dreams of sailing around the world to meet all peoples. His daydreaming for his lost sailor father distracts him form his studies and he comes up with the idea of building a machine that will make homework a snap - the Solve-a-matic machine. Tyler 'meets' the spiritual guardian Sot , the Great Spirit of the Entrepreneurs form the land of Profits, who introduces Tyler to the prospects of becoming an entrepreneur, instructing and supporting him as to how to accomplish his dream. Then with a deft hand at creating whimsy that is pertinent and smart (Tyler lives in a metropolis called 'Nessibus', a reconstructed version of 'Business' - for example) Bouani sets tasks using the elevators of skyscrapers on top of which are penthouses to aid Tyler and friends on the journey to success. In the end Sot congratulates Tyler on his perilous adventure: You have succeeded in creating your Solve-a-matic company before sunrise. You have learned many lessons along the way. You have found your confidence, learned to be organized, and devoted yourself to your work. You have learned to be resourceful and have unleashed your imagination on the world. You've learned to lead and to take risks; And the lessons learned are soundly basic and richly entertaining in the introduction of all manner of animal life and wild adventures. This book is aimed at the age 9 to 12 group, but the book is so full of well-conceived steps to take in making something of a dream that it is fodder for much older wannabe entrepreneurs Highly sophisticated writing and a true pleasure to read. --Amazon.com Top 10 Reviewer: Grady Harp
Tyler's dream company is on the brink of disaster and Giselle faces the biggest challenge of her life in trying to boost sales of the Solve-a-matic machine.
Wyatt, Tyler's funny friend, has caused quite a stir at the Nessibus Airport. Laughter roars from his airport comedy club where travelers, waiting for their planes to depart, get a chance to catch an exciting show. Like Tyler and Giselle before him, Wyatt plunges into a set of adventures that show him how expand his business. Sot , the Spirit of the Entrepreneurs, sends him on a wild log flume ride that, if navigated skillfully, could end with a chance to prove himself to the most influential venture capitalists in the city. Meanwhile, Tyler and Giselle explore the mysteries of Tyler's parents and the Golden Key for Giselle's movie and an eerie, green haze has settled over Nessibus. Nothing seems insurmountable, that is, until Ha-Ha Thieves start stealing laughter from the citizens and politicians arrive on the scene, giving the kids new business challenges to deal with - taxes and laws While the kids are buried in figuring out how to maneuver through the new taxes and laws, someone steals their beloved Golden Key right out from under them Wyatt's Laughing Lark is a part of the Future Business Leaders Series(TM), an adventure series designed to teach pre-teen kids business concepts and entrepreneurship. In the series, author Bouani interlinks the values of community and friendship with business. Business lessons covered in Wyatt's Laughing Lark are: -Expansion/Growth of a Company -Courting Investors -Ethical Business Practices -Strategy and Decision-Making -Networking -Government & Taxes Other books available in the Future Business Leaders Series(TM) are: 1. Tyler and His Solve-a-matic Machine http: //budurl.com/Tyler1 2. Tyler Passes the Golden Key http: //budurl.com/Giselle2 For more information about the series, go to http: //www.boujepublishing.com/series.htm
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