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@Jersey Mom: I’ve heard the audiobook version of ‘Smart Couples Finish Rich’; it was pretty good stuff. Bach is usually pretty good and helpful.

The contest is now officially over; all that’s left is the drawing.

@Liz: Congratulations on graduating; here’s hoping the economy picks up and makes things easier on you in the future. ‘Yes, You Can Get a Financial Life’ is a good guide to getting your financial house in order, just in case you win and want to buy it yourself.

@Bucksome Boomer: I’ll put you down as an ‘all of the above’, then. It’s definitely a good way to pass the books along.

@CJ Bowker: There are some interesting anecdotes and stories in ‘The Best Investment Advice I Ever Heard’, and it’s definitely a fun read.

@Jaime: Ben Stein is pretty impressive as a personal finance writer; I’ve read a few of his other books, and he makes good points, usually backed up with lots of data and calculations.

@FS: Bach does make some good points; and you’re in the running now. Thanks for the compliment, by the way!

@Jesse: Thanks much, and good luck in the drawing. They are pretty good books, probably worth reading if you get the chance.

Eat the rich and lies about money sound very interesting.
.-= Jesse´s last blog ..How To Avoid A Traffic Ticket =-.

Great initiative Rog!

Best,

Sam
.-= Financial Samurai´s last blog ..How To Dramatically Increase Your Job Security For Life! =-.

I’ve always wanted to read a book by Ben Stein but never had a chance to. Though I haven’t read most of these, and I thought I had read a TON of PF books. Thanks for a great contest!
.-= Jaime @ Eventual Millionaire´s last blog ..How Do Young, Inexperienced, Poor Entrepreneurs Make a Million? =-.

Great idea to recycle the books. They’re meant to be read; not stored.
.-= Bucksome Boomer´s last blog ..Reducing Health Care Costs =-.

Jim Cramer’s Mad Money was surprisingly good. I’m really not a fan of his t.v. show, but I found the book quite informative.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad was a great read. It’s not a hard-finance book, being a largely fictional account of his financial influences while growing up but it makes some good points and gets a person thinking about finances in a way I don’t think other books do, or did at the time he wrote that.

I’d be looking forward to reading anything else on that list though.
.-= Mike´s last blog ..Beware These 10 Investment Scams. =-.