I read this book to my 7-yo son tonight and it almost made me cry as the story struck a chord in me. Many adults mistakenly believe material success will make them happy, and so they chase wealth and all the trappings of a rich life. Once they start their own families, that same credo drives them to chase for more and more and more with the intent of giving their families the rich life that they mistakenly believe will make them happy. As it turns out, what matters most to our families is quality time spent with them, sharing the love that envelops them with happiness. Mr. Lucky and his family are indeed happy now, once he has realized that true wealth comes from the love we share with the people who matter the most to us.

I loved reading this book to my kids. It feels like I'm teaching them something important and giving them good advice not just reading a fairy tale. More like teaching a life lesson.

Very relevant to the times.

I liked it!

This is a great read. The story line is inspiring. My first grader was able to read this book with a little help on some of the more challenging words.

Such a good book my kids love it💗

Thank you for writing this story. It is a great book. (daughter)

I am 11 years old and I wasn't sure if this was a younger kids book or an older kids book. It taught me a great life lesson to always be grateful for what you have and to realize that you don't have to be rich in money to be rich in life.

This book teaches a very important lesson, but if you read it on your iPhone, the pictures get split apart. If you do get this book, I recommend that you read on an iPad. That way the pictures are one piece. Also, on one of the pages, all of the f's are question marks. That is the main thing that ruined it.

I gave this five stars because it was good for children to learn about.