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Details
Condition: New
Format: Hardback (Sprayed Edge Deluxe Edition)
ISBN: 9789363126442
Publisher: Wilco International LLP
Age Range: Adult / Young Adult (16+)
Overview
The Richest Man in Babylon is George S. Clason's enduring guide to earning, saving and growing wealth, told through short parables set in the golden city of ancient Babylon. First published in 1926 and still a staple of personal finance shelves today, it distils timeless money principles into simple, memorable stories. This deluxe sprayed-edge hardback edition from Wilco International LLP gives the classic a premium, collectable finish, making it a striking addition to any bookshelf and a thoughtful gift for anyone starting their financial journey.
About the Book
Through a sequence of engaging parables, George S. Clason follows Arkad, once a poor scribe who rises to become the richest man in Babylon. Arkad shares his hard-won wisdom with friends and family, laying out clear, practical steps for building lasting financial security: paying yourself first, controlling expenditure, making your gold multiply, guarding it from loss, and seeking sound counsel before investing. Rather than chasing quick riches, the book champions discipline, patience and consistent daily habits as the true route to prosperity. Each story is short and self-contained, making the book easy to dip into a chapter at a time, yet the lessons build into a coherent, practical philosophy of money management that has helped millions of readers since its original 1926 publication. This edition presents the complete, unabridged text in a handsome hardback with a sprayed page edge, elevating a well-loved classic into a book worth displaying as well as reading. Clason's parables remain refreshingly free of jargon, using storytelling rather than lecturing to make abstract financial concepts feel immediate and achievable for readers of any background.
About the Author
George S. Clason (1874–1957) was an American businessman and author best known for The Richest Man in Babylon. He first wrote the parables as informational pamphlets about thrift and financial success, widely distributed by banks and insurance companies across the United States. These pamphlets were later collected into a single volume in 1926, and the book has remained continuously in print since, regarded as a foundational text of the personal finance genre.
Why You'll Love This Edition
This sprayed-edge hardback brings genuine collectable style to a book you'll want to keep and return to, pairing Clason's timeless financial wisdom with a premium finish that looks as good on a shelf as it reads in hand.
Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the UK edition with the stated ISBN.
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