The Associated Press featured The Generation Y Money Book in an article on "Children Can Learn About Money." The Louisville Courier-Journal said it's a "great present for those ages 12-23." The Tampa Tribune just wrote: “Parents—think graduation gift. Students—think summer reading with a purpose.” The Detroit News featured author Don Silver and The Generation Y Money Book in an article about teenagers and money. Geared to the 60 million young Americans born between 1977 and 1988, this book shows teenagers and young adults how to take charge of their own money. With most chapters one to two pages long, The Generation Y Money Book is a short, easy-to-read, step-by-step guide that's readily accessible for Gen Yers. No other book is directed at the specific needs of this generation, which is growing up without a financial education. Knowing how to handle money is a skill that Gen Yers need for life. Yet, most schools don't teach this important skill and most parents find it awkward to discuss. The Generation Y Money Book fills that gap with 99 smart ways to handle money. Chapters cover "Money-Smart Ways" to think about money, live day-to-day, shop, work, discuss money with parents, handle debt and credit, prepare for college, deal with financial institutions, handle paperwork and make money grow. Not only will this book make great summer reading, it's also the perfect graduation gift for middle school, high school and college graduates. It's a gift that will benefit them a lifetime.