★With 38 handwritten letters, 20+ excellent character, 100+ interesting stories, and 1,000+ funny cartoons, this book guides readers to understand the success of Rockefeller, “the King of Oil”, so that children can become independent, self-confident, self-disciplined, strong, and positive!
★Through funny cartoons and wonderful stories, it presents the love of a father. The boring didactic is replaced by the form of cartoons, and thus it becomes interesting, from which parents can learn to use effective and pleasant communication with children to establish close parent-child relationship.
★With unique perspective, vivid words, and rich imagination, the book gives useful advice on life, career, social relationship, and wealth, each of which will benefit children for a lifetime.

There are 6 books in this series:
“Comic Boy Reads the Letters of Rockefeller to His Son - You can't Win Unless You Refuse to Admit Being Inferior”
“Comic Boy Reads the Letters of Rockefeller to His Son - Thanks for the People Who Hurt You”
“Comic Boy Reads the Letters of Rockefeller to His Son - Faith is the Father of Success”
“Comic Boy Reads the Letters of Rockefeller to His Son - Diligence Produces Nobles”
“Comic Boy Reads the Letters of Rockefeller to His Son - Valuing Time and Money”
“Comic Boy Reads the Letters of Rockefeller to His Son - The Seeds of Success are in Your Hands”

Through short stories and delicate cartoons, “Comic Boy Reads the Letters of Rockefeller to His Son” presents American tycoon Rockefeller's experience of teaching children in the aspects of learning, character, interpersonal communication, career development, and personal life, which is regarded as a model of education that has not failed for a hundred years. This book adapts the letters into cartoons, greatly lowering the reading threshold for children. It achieves the effect of edutainment, and allows children to reap the wisdom of life in easy reading.

The 19th Letter: Making the Impossible Possible 02
The 20th Letter: Successful People are Good at Adaptation 09
The 21th Letter: Excuses are a "Disease of the Mind" 18
The 22th Letter: Starting from a Small Person 26
The 23th Letter: Be the Master of Money, Not the Slave of Money 32
The 24th Letter: Opportunity Only Favors Diligent People 39
The 25th Letter: To be Rich, One has to Give Back to the Society 47