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Rochelle Campbell has been writing since for many years. First, as a freelance journalist with local and regional newspapers. Then, as a PR rep for a small Brooklyn-based firm. When, a sense of ennui with nonfiction began to take hold, Ms. Campbell ventured into the wide world of fiction and has been lost ever since. With two publishing credits under her belt ("Chambray Curtains Blowing in the Wind" published by Bartleby-Snopes lit mag and "How Charlie Ray Saved My Life" published by LitArt lit mag), Ms. Campbell is ready to bleed a bit more heavily on her pages.
Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Making Dollars & Sense Work: A Financial Primer for Single Moms & Dads Plus College Kids Too! by Rochelle Campbell is an informative and educational book that will guide all single moms and dads, and also college kids, and help them manage their finances better. The importance of putting savings first and a sensible way of spending after paying the bills also helps readers understand the true joy of financial freedom. The book gives concrete examples of how the basics of a family’s financial structuring can be done for them to get what they need and when they need it. This guide to money management can help to make decisions quickly and reallocate money within a pay cycle or two if required.
The book is useful to all those wanting to know more about money and managing money. The author’s words are insightful and helpful, and this practical guide is simple and straightforward. It will help readers to look into areas that need more nurturing so that their financial life can be improved. The book gives an overview of the decisions, choices, and opportunities available for each family to improve their finances.
The topic is covered methodically and extensively, and gives readers an idea on what to check, and how to overcome negative money thoughts and patterns so that one can move ahead with positive thoughts and no hindrances. The concise steps in the book will definitely aid everyone in having a solid financial start in life.
