Rags and Riches

Rags and Riches by Joan Lingard is a New Ed edition published by Puffin in 1990, featuring 144 pages in English. This book follows the story of Sam and Seb, who stumble upon a coat lined with a surprising amount of money. The narrative explores the complexities of financial struggles within their family, highlighting the challenges that arise from both the absence of money and the dilemmas that come with newfound wealth.
Readers will find a blend of fiction and juvenile themes as the story unfolds through a series of short stories. The characters navigate their family’s business and the various issues related to money, providing insights into the impact of financial circumstances on relationships and decision-making. This edition offers a thoughtful exploration of the trials and tribulations associated with wealth and poverty, making it a relevant read for young audiences.
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Sam and Seb discover a coat with a silver lining – in fact it is lined with a thousand pounds. The family business never runs as smoothly as it might. Money is always a problem in their family, whether it is the lack of it or knowing what to do with it when you find it.
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