Bobby and Billy
A Tale of Two Homes
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Are We Rich? is a groundbreaking children's book series designed to help families talk openly about money, values, and true happiness. In the first book, Bobby and Billy: A Tale of Two Homes, two best friends discover that while their houses and toys may look very different, what matters most can't be bought. Bobby's big house and playroom full of toys make Billy wish he had more-but when Billy returns to his own warm, love-filled home, he realizes that happiness doesn't come from wealth or possessions. It comes from family, belonging, and gratitude. Written with warmth and heart, this story i...
Are We Rich? is a groundbreaking children's book series designed to help families talk openly about money, values, and true happiness. In the first book, Bobby and Billy: A Tale of Two Homes, two best friends discover that while their houses and toys may look very different, what matters most can't be bought. Bobby's big house and playroom full of toys make Billy wish he had more-but when Billy returns to his own warm, love-filled home, he realizes that happiness doesn't come from wealth or possessions. It comes from family, belonging, and gratitude. Written with warmth and heart, this story invites families to explore: - What money can and can't do - The difference between having wealth and feeling rich - How gratitude and love create real happiness At the end of the book, you'll find conversation prompts designed to spark age-appropriate money conversations between parents and kids. These prompts help children begin to understand the purpose of money-and what it means to live a truly "rich" life. This is more than a story-it's the start of a family conversation that can last a lifetime. To learn more, explore resources, and discover Suzy Riedman's other work-including books, articles, and podcasts on raising grounded kids with affluence-visit FamilyWealthDynamics.com.
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